It wasn't just Elon Musk that bought Twitter.
Among the largest contributors was Larry Ellison, previous CEO of Oracle. Oracle not only contracts with the CIA, and sells browser fingerprints.. But Larry publicly downplayed Edward Snowden's leaks, and said the NSA spying was good.
You might think this is a lone incident with Twitter's takeover, now doing more data collection. But actually the VAST MAJORITY of services use browser fingerprinting, and aggregate data with each other. Probably most of the services you use are on this list, and these dirty tactics render most VPNs ineffective.
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Spreading the good word! X is not a bastion of privacy. The World Economic Forums top priority now is "rebuilding trust". Funny how the CEO of X is a WEF supporter...
People who use and trust X are blindly falling into the same control trap they openly speak against.
For sure, thanks for posting this info. You probably already know this, but Derrick Broze has done podcasts on what he calls "the great inversion". Where the stuff people are thinking is all freedom and cool, is really just a false flag. There's already been political people banned on X, such as GreyZone reporters on Israel
