governments and big tech are going to kyc most of the internet
most people will comply
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Most people even my friends don't care about privacy and they totally comply with control systems that are in placed.
There common sense answer to #privacy- "i have nothing to hide"
Sad !
#bitcoin
Well, this explains a few things:


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This is the slow but steady death of internet privacy.
When governments and Big Tech join forces to enforce KYC everywhere, freedom online takes a hit.
Complacency only makes it worse β time to value sovereignty before itβs too late. β‘οΈπ‘οΈ
we need delay tolerant, store and forward, multi frequency, communication protocols
Even if nostr doesnβt grow substantially, Iβve made so many good connections that will prove valuable to me in the dystopian world weβre approaching.
As long as the existing community and infrastructure is maintained, I'm happy to be here.
Let's talk about the options!
Nostr is the only alternative.
There's a website called pubkey which is like a copy of nostr.
But unfortunately it's invite only and lacks the decrentalisation that nostr has.
And companies will facilitate it
They already are π you just havenβt noticed yet. Youβre saying itβs going to get worse.
They already haveβ¦
THIS IS WHY WE HAVE NOSTR NOT TO MENTION BUILDING YOUR CREDIBILITY ON HERE UNDER YOUR NPUB. MY NOT SEEM BIG NOW BUT IN THE FUTURE ITS CREATING YOUR ONLINE IDENTITY....
NOSTR IS GOING TO BE BIGGER THAN WE KNOW ...
next ... RIP free wifi unless you id yourself
That's when we make a decentralized meshnet protocol that gives humans internet WITHOUT needing an ISP.
someone needs an isp connection, but it doesn't have to be you
Be your own ISP. First, Bitcoin was invented so that one could be their own bank. Next, NOSTR was invented so that one could be their own platform. Finally, there needs to be a decentralized network of meshnet "internet boxes" that connect with eachother to make an unstoppable internet; so that you could also be your own ISP.
Wow. You should never use public Wi-Fi.
So what we gonna do ?
With any luck, build.
A lot of Bitcoiners jumped on the Anti-Porn KYC fuckery without even thinking about the implications.
nostr fixes it
THATβS WHY WE NOSTR
Humanity will bifurcate
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most people will comply
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This is actually awesome news for NOSTR, since this will only increase incentives to use it over the rest of the net.
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Not me
The bones of this are already in place.
And if you look at the EU & beyond you see a super-intense push for Age Verification... which is always the leading wedge.
No accident that many of the countries pushing for this are also the biggest hitters in signals intelligence & monitoring...
...With the worst norms for personal privacy and freedoms.
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The Chinese model is winning.
Have any of the clients made a statement about not complying with the new internet censorship law ?
I know primal will comply. I've already downloaded amethyst from outside the Google Play store.
I'll be deleting primal.
But I'm interested if anyone has said anything because the client I want to use is the one that does not comply
NOSTR and Bitcoin will only become stronger and more antifragile as both of those are tested and as the legacy system continue to corrupt.
i need an espresso .
Can you share note ids in the future please? It's the correct way to nostr. 

primal links intentionally have the raw nevent with relay hints in them so apps should be able to parse them correctly even when this mistake is made
This is how I see it on my Amethyst 

It doesn't even quote the note on primal 

I don't mind, it just looks nicer, that's all.
100%
And most will think itβs good for them.
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I'm Australian and I whole heartedly agree with this message, unfortunately.
IDK why, but this reminded me of this:
this is why we need default-private tech
Yes definitely.
We need to follow closely on what happens in the UK and other countries where they try out the new, stricter controls. If enough people acquiesce, then they will roll out the same controls in more territories.
I hope enough people still remember what happened with the vaccine passports in 2021-2022 and refuse to comply with this.
That's like me saying "The sky is blue". Yeah, no shit.
We are not the most of the internet.
Which side of the Berlin Wall are we on?
I say this is what we see today. As long as there is developers who code for nonKYC, there is hope. And every person that feels extorted due to KYC will eventually seek alternative.
We have to be loud enough so they might hear us, when they like to switch.
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most people will comply
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