The article mentions of days when you were anonymous, getting to know strangers through common interests and exchanging ideas. I do miss those early days.
For me, social network stopped being social as soon as reasonable assurance of anonymity when out the window once companies started pressuring people use their real identity, and that became the norm.
For me, social network stopped being social as soon as reasonable assurance of anonymity when out the window once companies started pressuring people use their real identity, and that became the norm.