Nick Bolduc

For the early stages of its life, Reddit was known as a defender of privacy, anonymity, and an opponent of censorship. As it has grown, Reddit's centralized nature has led to selling ads, collecting user data, and censoring on behalf of—and surrendering user data to—state powers. 

Data Breach

Reddit: Centralization erodes privacy

James Baker

Facebook has better privacy standards. Clubhouse records all your conversations and shares every bit of your data with advertising corporations.

Clubhouse is a privacy catastrophe

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