@chaykak.bsky.social speaks with Bluesky’s C.E.O., Jay Graber, about how her company is attempting to build nontoxic social media by giving power back to users—and providing a foil to billionaire-owned platforms like X and Facebook.

Privacy is a right, not an admission of guilt.

Translated: «During the control, US authorities went through the researcher's phone and computer, where they found private messages between the researcher and colleagues and friends.» this is about a French researcher arriving to the USA where their personal messages were the reason to lock them up.

hahaha anacondas were a huge fear of us kids in Peru. I am yet to see one in real life, but I will be cautious either way! You never know!

I’d bet on less aware. Younger generations have been taught to be more cautious about «what we see online», but our parents don’t apply their own teachings. Ultimately that’s the million $ question: less/more exposed or less/more aware?

3/3 Findings like this underscore the importance of media literacy and critical thinking skills as 8-second videos and flashy titles go by!

We are going to have to face the challenges, especially as the Norwegian parliamentary elections will happen later this year. Then I guess time will tell?

2/3 Note that the report by Deloitte (www.deloitte.com/no/no/Indust...) was written in July 2024: A time before tech moguls, including those from these very social media companies where users encounter these fake news, had front-row seats at the inauguration of a president.