zlacker

> Very few people would find their way out of the corporate walled gardens and into the free information superhighway.

As opposed to the masses of people exploring sites other than Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, and Reddit? We're already there.

>>vdqtp3+(OP)
"We" are a minority. Most people nowadays live inside these walled gardens, doomscrolling.

>>vdqtp3+(OP)
Sure, and I think that supports my argument. The law of least resistance rules on the mainstream Internet. Consumers already will pay for devices that surveil them and use their private data to sell them more crap they do not need.

If we expect consumers to choose the open, anarchist, Internet over the corporate clean Internet, then we expect too much of them.

>>gtirlo+l4
Some see that as a problem, but it really isn't. "We" just need to rediscover true-punk attitudes.