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Ben Werdmüller

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Ben Werdmüller has appeared in 3 articles since 2023-12. Coverage peaked in 2024Q4 with 1 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Bluesky, Mastodon, twitter.

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2024-10-19
The Verge 25 related

Bluesky says it added 500K new users in a day this week after X announced plans for controversial changes, including basically getting rid of the block feature

Here's Why Rob Pegoraro / PCMag : Bluesky Boom: X Alternative Sees Surge Of Signups Dylan R. Coyle / Android Police : X users are seemingly flocking to Bluesky after Twitter's latest snafu Sam Courtne...

2024-09-06
Werd I/O 7 related

Meta not disclosing which select creators it pays to post on Threads undermines trust in everyone's motivations, as users assume others are “engagement farming”

It was a useful program, and the archival has merit, but publishers argued that the Archive overstepped, and the courts eventually agreed. Threads: @katienotopoulos , @cotyrosenblath , @jenvalentino_n...

2023-12-06
Schneier on Security 6 related

The internet enabled mass surveillance, and AI will enable mass spying, once limited by human labor, by making troves of data searchable and understandable

Spying and surveillance are different but related things.  If I hired a private detective to spy on you, that detective could hide … Threads: @ben.werdmuller . Mastodon: @ben@werd.social and @Schneier...

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