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I made my switch around the inauguration. When I saw all the big tech guys standing together. That's a big red flag. Even if reddit wasn't represented.
it was a sign when subreddits were getting ban, critical of trump or musk.
The fact of the matter is, all major platforms are shifting to techno-fascism. Not all have yet but ALL private tech platforms are not to be trusted. This is not tinfoil hat shit. We have well documented 20 years worth of how these technologies are used against us. Not in American but elsewhere. Stories we heard that were then quickly buried under the other stories. People that pay attention should know how paper thin our digital rights are right now.