We’re all tired of hearing about Cambridge Analytica by now. And we’re basically used to the fact that whatever we do online, we’re leaving a digital footprint. Even the famed anonymity of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies has crumbled in the light of day. So when we hear talk of “internet freedom,” we can be forgiven for feeling skeptical. But that’s the idea behind Minds, an open source, decentralized social network. In fact, according to co-founder Bill Ottman, Minds was “built on a foundation of democracy, transparency, privacy, and internet freedom.” A noble idea. But can it really deliver the freedom ofPowered by WPeMatico
