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The trend to social media kyc fits perfectly with what I would guess is the slowdown or even slow death of social media (just imo).

Most people dip in and lurk, the content creators are still posting, they have careers and skin in the game, revenue /supplemental revenue sideshoots to preserve.

But if you had to kyc to even just lurk social media, I would *guess* it would be a very quick death of it.

The magical spell of social media and scrolling addiction would disappear overnight.

Just imo.

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Which is why I don't see twitter/x rolling out kyc beyond premium features.

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7fqx 1y ago

Purely anecdotal, but really seen a lot of non-posting as of a few years. The posting frenzy on Instagram ended years ago. People will post to promote an occasional creative project, repost a political infographic, maybe a significant celebration. But it's mostly a smattering of Posters still going

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7fqx 1y ago

I reckon the stats back me up, but don't care enough to look it up lol

ObjectiF MooN⚡️₿ 1y ago

I've seen a lot of users deleting all their pictures or just having minimalist profil on insta and occasionally post stories, but they lurk a lot, every day.

7fqx 1y ago

Same

7fqx 1y ago

A lingering 'what to do with my hands and phone'. Kyc and a fidget spinner revival will kill social media.

That's my prediction:)

7fqx 1y ago

Kyc to just lurk social media. I don't think any of these companies are stupid enough to do that. Sadly.

ObjectiF MooN⚡️₿ 1y ago

lol