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Sure but what's a viable alternative for normies? It would be simple if a viable alternative existed. For normies, I reiterate.
It's to do the grass root movement, and get enough to demand it, for a provider to feel the need to expand their customer base that way...
Normies don't care about that. They care about WhatsApp, Instagram and tiktoks.
Until they don't... and please don't call then normies, when they really are manipulated...
Normie is not an insult or derogatory. It just means "normal person", who is usually not very tech savy.
Most Normies don't care about privacy. They know, accept and are ok with their data being collected and sold in "free" services.
I don't agree. Most people I know, just don't know how it should be different...
The normie is the battle ground.
They need better info and they need to be hurt by corpos for change to heppen.
Uk age verification should see a bump in freedom enjoyer ranks