Adam Mosseri:

Second, threads posted by me and a few members of the Threads team will be available on other fediverse platforms like Mastodon starting this week. This test is a small but meaningful step towards making Threads interoperable with other apps using ActivityPub — we’re committed to doing this so that people can find community and engage with the content most relevant to them, no matter what app they use.

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    1 year ago

    Fortunately, Lemmy just launched the ability for every individual to block instances they don’t like.

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      1 year ago

      Oh thank god, I’m so sick of blocking furry communities. Damned things multiply like rabbits.

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        1 year ago

        Lemmy just launched it in v0.19 yesterday, so you’ll have to wait for the people running your instance (in your case, the Beehaw mods) to update it. Looks like Beehaw is still running v0.18.4.

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      I think people should know those are just mutes

      its like that on mastodon too, user domain blocks won’t actually protect you from harassment or your data being vacuumed

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        1 year ago

        Still, if people don’t interact with Threads content, that effectively keeps them separate.

        Also, come to think of it, what’s keeping companies from “vacuuming” everyone’s data without actually having a public instance that has users interacting with posts on other instances? Example: Instance A exists. What’s stopping a company that runs Instance B, which doesn’t have any active users on it, from taking all the available data from Instance A? Genuine question, by the way. I haven’t exactly kept up with the technical workings of Lemmy very well.