I don't know why @Facebook isn't capable of preventing fake-accounts to pop up. @tristanharris talked about it in his podcast #Yourundividedattention.
E.g. FB wasn't even capable to distinguish impersonators from the original @SheTalksFinance
Here might be a solution:
If 1. our web would incentivise us to act in good faith 2. websites would be capable of proofing the validity of accounts on a much more fundamental level, i.e. if our browser starts to connect to a website or if we login 3. It'll be possible to identify spam or dummy identities
Mar 2, 2021 • 12 tweets • 8 min read
Why the internet is not only 500% too slow but also in a crisis: Follow this thread to read about it in just 5 Steps.
(based on @Sentivate's Universal Web project and the idea of @tommarchi and his team.)
1. The Internet is structured by different layers: Physical Network (underground cables) Data-Link (WiFi/Lan) and Network Layer (IP-Adresses). You can picture this as the infrastructure of the internet.
