Anonymity Is Dead and We're All Content Now
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The article discusses how anonymity is becoming increasingly difficult to maintain online, particularly with the rise of viral content on platforms like TikTok, and commenters reflect on the implications for privacy laws and individual behavior.
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tonetegeatinst
4 months ago
I think this is a issue of privacy laws in certain ways, but also how outdated some laws are. Also the calling out of individuals or exposing of certain behavior is common for anyone who has a voice.
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