Most of you probably know this, but just a heads up, any comment I left in that thread that directly linked to piefed was not visible in a logged-out private tab, pretty sure Reddit is auto-removing anything with direct links to either lemmy or piefed.

A big thing is that all your voting activity, while we it appears private is actually"broadcast" to all the servers in the fediverse without any actual verification of who runs it. I learned this after setting up an instance and finding out that it's possible to list all votes on any post, not just activity on my instance. So I'm not sure if privacy is actually a good selling point.

i prefer to send my revolutionary texts by pigeon.

I just posted about something similar to this:

https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/63878779?scrollToComments=true

The pieces of shit, pedophiles, pedophiles protectors, climate worseners, enemies of the planet and enemies of humanity are scared. I hope they all die a gruesome death. Oh, I am so fucking angry nowadays.

Not much longer, Lemmy 1.0 will have private communities.

Mastodon and similar services also show upvotes "likes" publicly, and I'm sure similar platforms with dislikes would also show them too.

This is a different aspect of privacy here. People otherwise are thinking about E2EE, and verification - not specifically public logs of public activities.

Yes you will. There is a flavor of private community only accessible to subscribers and subscribers need manual approval from mods (similar to Mastodon's manual approval for following).

Exactly. By the way you can already test it on voyager.lemmy.ml

The difference is though that Lemmy instances are less likely to voluntarily give out sensitive information they might have about you, and the federated copies of your account don't have that data in them anyway. In that sense it is way more private.

The privacy concerns with Reddit don't lie in the privacy of posted data but in the credentials and account information they have on you, that they are voluntarily giving to DHS to expose anti-ICE users.

@Draconic_NEO @lvxferre Exactly. The privacy concern in this instance is more about your IP address and less about the info you post.

Well if Privacy is a concern you should also be using Tor as well. It's free and works anywhere it isn't blocked so there is no reason not to.

@Draconic_NEORight, but baby steps . . .