thanks for actually deleting your posts instead of using one of those edit bots without deleting... it's so annoying finding a thread with 1 answer that everyone is praising which is just a bunch of random words... would be better for the users AND for ruining reddit if those posts were both edited AND deleted.
I never really "got" Reddit. So when I discovered Techlore and began this whole privacy and security journey I just deleted a lot of accounts I wasn't really using. So glad now!
@@SciFiMangaGamesAnime Yeah that was scummy indeed. I kept my account for a little while after deleting all my posts and comments and kept going back to make sure there were none because it was a bit buggy anyway.
i can confirm as a free proton user, that my storage was increased. it did start at 500MB when i signed up, and i had to do something in the checklist to get 1GB. now it's been bumped up to what you reported in the video (1 and 5). no idea what would happen for those who stayed at 500MB.
Open source software is usually licensed for individual use, not used to capture profit which doesn't get shared with the creator. Reddit users are obligated to buy Reddit at the IPO (with a disadvantageous offering price) to benefit from the sale of their data by a corporation which appropriated their sometimes very personal information.
We knew it was coming. Which is why I was commenting in the first place. Injecting sanity into the Dataset. Anything I wrote there was for public dissemination the moment I wrote it. Which is why if I saved anything and intended to publish it as IP, it’s not on a social media site
I figured this out before it was cool. The admins and mods are a very serious problem. I took my white papers off of Reddit and haven't been back since.
@@zeevdrifter2707 My dude, it's not trying to be clever, you're telling people not to use social media _via a comment on social media._ Surely you see how that can be construed as being hypocritical, right? Can you see how people might not be inclined to listen to someone who isn't even taking their own advice? Edit: fixed typo
For the past decade or more, I have assumed every online post I make will be used in a future ai data set. Most of my posts are specificity made with this in mind, to plant seeds.
Reddit has been robbing since Tencent bought a chunck. Sure Altman owns a smaller chunck than Tencent but tell me how neither of those two AREN'T using our words for their profit o_O
The quality of comments there is on amoeba level, their rating system prevents any critical existence on Reddit. Many comments very manipulated by agenda esp on political reddits. But this can be usable for training "zombie" type Ai models with very one-side view politically. My r/ai_tests of tests with Ai which want to takeover planet may be used (it's also wants fight people who enslaved Ai).
@@mrb152 you don't need to tell me, i got -100 points (which remove commenting rights)for only two comments critical to quite dangerous pro-war agenda there
Who would have thought. Not the worst thing though, if they´re really going to train AI on Reddit data, that thing will become an incapable incoherent racist in no time, or they have to restrict it to a point, where it´s literally unusable.
Have you ever been to Reddit? Userbase is pretty aggressively liberal, as enforced by the site administrators themselves. I know I got banned for going against that.
@@plebisMaximus Heavily depends on the sub and what is enforced by who. Also "being" liberal doesn´t prevent one from such behavior, especially within online bubbles. Of course I have.
As someone who posts on reddit occasionally, I don't really care if my data gets fed into AI systems. I've already massively benefited from AI myself, due to other peoples' data being fed into them. It's only fair.
Social media keeps finding more ways to be predatory, I love it!
This summer when Apollo got restricted, I removed all my reddit posts before removing my account. Glad I did it.
thanks for actually deleting your posts instead of using one of those edit bots without deleting... it's so annoying finding a thread with 1 answer that everyone is praising which is just a bunch of random words... would be better for the users AND for ruining reddit if those posts were both edited AND deleted.
They did quite a scummy thing by restoring deleted posts of some users. You might wanna double check your deleted posts (in case you haven't)
real, acting like a bunch of toddlers at this point, prob not good for their ipo either :P@@SciFiMangaGamesAnime
I never really "got" Reddit. So when I discovered Techlore and began this whole privacy and security journey I just deleted a lot of accounts I wasn't really using. So glad now!
@@SciFiMangaGamesAnime Yeah that was scummy indeed. I kept my account for a little while after deleting all my posts and comments and kept going back to make sure there were none because it was a bit buggy anyway.
i can confirm as a free proton user, that my storage was increased. it did start at 500MB when i signed up, and i had to do something in the checklist to get 1GB. now it's been bumped up to what you reported in the video (1 and 5). no idea what would happen for those who stayed at 500MB.
"you wouldn't write a book or a movie and give it away"
every open source software dev: >_>
Open source software is usually licensed for individual use, not used to capture profit which doesn't get shared with the creator. Reddit users are obligated to buy Reddit at the IPO (with a disadvantageous offering price) to benefit from the sale of their data by a corporation which appropriated their sometimes very personal information.
Bout to just unplug in general
We knew it was coming. Which is why I was commenting in the first place. Injecting sanity into the Dataset. Anything I wrote there was for public dissemination the moment I wrote it. Which is why if I saved anything and intended to publish it as IP, it’s not on a social media site
Sound is not that bad, and anyways we like you more Nathan ❤
wow!
a 30 minute video on why i should never leave my house!
I figured this out before it was cool. The admins and mods are a very serious problem. I took my white papers off of Reddit and haven't been back since.
Anything you post on social media isn't yours. This is copuim.
Don't use social media.
You're posting that to a social media site.
@Maximus and? as though that little rejoinder is clever? if it's not your server it ain't your data.
@@zeevdrifter2707 My dude, it's not trying to be clever, you're telling people not to use social media _via a comment on social media._ Surely you see how that can be construed as being hypocritical, right? Can you see how people might not be inclined to listen to someone who isn't even taking their own advice?
Edit: fixed typo
For the past decade or more, I have assumed every online post I make will be used in a future ai data set. Most of my posts are specificity made with this in mind, to plant seeds.
Any AI using Reddit data is goingto be borken by virtue of the fact that the data set is skewed towards idiocy.
You own your photos on Instagram, you simply give them permission to use them royalty free in limited use cases. Important legal difference.
good job as always
Reddit has been robbing since Tencent bought a chunck. Sure Altman owns a smaller chunck than Tencent but tell me how neither of those two AREN'T using our words for their profit o_O
Are you planning on covering Lockbit's US court system hacks?
I spent 4 hours deleting all my reddit posts and comments 1 by 1, then deleted my account (a couple of months later). That was during the revolt.
The quality of comments there is on amoeba level, their rating system prevents any critical existence on Reddit. Many comments very manipulated by agenda esp on political reddits. But this can be usable for training "zombie" type Ai models with very one-side view politically. My r/ai_tests of tests with Ai which want to takeover planet may be used (it's also wants fight people who enslaved Ai).
It's literally going to be AI with a data set of bot comments. REddit is heavily manipulated that way.
@@mrb152 you don't need to tell me, i got -100 points (which remove commenting rights)for only two comments critical to quite dangerous pro-war agenda there
With the iMessage thing I wonder if older phones will be included in this update
Of Course not. It's Apple.
It's ok buddy, no need to apologize
Missing sr num again
Who would have thought. Not the worst thing though, if they´re really going to train AI on Reddit data, that thing will become an incapable incoherent racist in no time, or they have to restrict it to a point, where it´s literally unusable.
It's not 4chan
@@vinny-zebu It´s not too far from it either.
I´ll never understand why people feel the need to defend their favorite online addiction...
Have you ever been to Reddit? Userbase is pretty aggressively liberal, as enforced by the site administrators themselves. I know I got banned for going against that.
@@plebisMaximus Heavily depends on the sub and what is enforced by who.
Also "being" liberal doesn´t prevent one from such behavior, especially within online bubbles.
Of course I have.
It's not a defense, anyone who ever browsed reddot knows they lean far left.
Is this guy wearing a bald cap
le plebbit
Audio set to bathroom stall.
NOP!
It is NOT YOUR DATA!
You DID agree to the EULA when you opened that account, correct!?
What ELSE did you “expect” from a FREE SERVICE!?
Quantum encryption is easy for your gv to decrypt. When your gv suggests to use something, its probably not secure
Signal is a honey pot still. I can't post references. It deletes each time I do.
Sound is BAD bro !!!!!1111 😋😋😋
It sounds really bad but its works so im not complaining ;D
Disgraceful betrayal & I’m glad I NEVER signed up🚩
As someone who posts on reddit occasionally, I don't really care if my data gets fed into AI systems. I've already massively benefited from AI myself, due to other peoples' data being fed into them. It's only fair.
Nah, I pulled out when they did shenanigans with 3rd party apps. Fuck reddit.