• xthexder@l.sw0.com
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      16 days ago

      Likewise, AirDrop should have been a drone-based delivery service. Maybe they could partner up!

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        13 days ago

        “Drop” in my language is a word for “a person you KYC everything shady on” - kinda like a “money mule” in English, but way broader. So…

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    16 days ago

    How about they make the app stop refreshing my feed when I have to put the phone down for a second? Got real tired of losing what I was looking at when I re-opened it. I stopped using Instagram because of it.

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    16 days ago

    Their logo is literally a camera so what’s the point of the app then? Though I’ve heard it’s absolutely overrun with AI slob anyway just like Facebook itself. ‘Social’ networks just can’t help themselves becoming the dead internet theory, can they?

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      16 days ago

      Sharing photos was the point of the app 6 years ago. Now the point is to either meticulously modify yout online image to look like the coolest person on the world - or just spampost memes/porn/disinformation to get followers and brand deals

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    16 days ago

    I’m all for corporations souring their dopamine pipes. Perhaps it may encourage the users to do something useful with their free time, maybe even pick up a book or two (said he, while scrolling Lemmy in bed).

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    16 days ago

    Interesting watching social media turn into… Just media. Nothing social about it anymore, It’s little bite sized chunks of infotainment.

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      14 days ago

      Traditional media was nothing like this. It wasn’t so granular, it couldn’t create individual realities for individual users.

      The websites we use have the power to determine whether we believe in genocides or not or if we know the civics of our own community.