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Given the success the video had Nothing to hide, we decided to create an ad hoc section called: Video. Unlike the videos made by us, which are inserted on PeerTube And YouTube, within this section we will insert videos or documentaries on privacy with free copyright, but not produced by us. Today we offer you a video entitled what is the fediverse?
We'll leave you with the video straight away, below you'll find a few words on the topic and who produced the video!
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What is the fediverse?
The video is very simple, short and easy to understand and this is why we particularly like it. It was created by LILA – ZeMarmot Team and was sponsored by Framasoft (among the many things that they helped to give birth we find the same PeerTube And Mobilizon). The license is the same as our site: CC-By-SA 4.0.
Thank you for sharing this with us on Lemmy.
We find it very interesting because it highlights one of the problems most ignored by people: social media and modern applications are not the norm. In everyday life we have examples of how things should be: for example with telephone providers or emails. If TIM users could only talk to TIM users or, as we often say, if to send an email you had to have the same provider as the person receiving it, it would be madness, right? Write to me on Gmail, but to do so you must have a Gmail address too!
So why do we unconsciously accept it on social networks and modern messaging applications as if it were normal? It's not, they are exceptions and only serve to create monopolies and lock people into their own proprietary applications.
The beauties of the fediverse
Just to make you curious, we'll tell you about one of the practical applications of the fediverse. If you decide to create an account on a any Mastodon server you can follow and respond to the posts our Feddit community without having to make further accounts but directly from Mastodon!
We therefore invite you to be part of the revolution on the fediverse with i alternative social networks and also alternative messaging applications with Matrix.
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