> The Paradox of Privacy: The Inability to Delete Messages or requests #nostr it’s already disappointing
The inability of governments to delete posts is more important than your ability to delete posts that you later regret making.
Also, nothing posted to the Internet on any platform is ever truly deleted.
Anything you've posted in the past that you think you've deleted, wasn't, and never will be.
Manánguri
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2024-08-25 22:19:04
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