Published
Content
Explore Manyone’s extensive library of previously published content for informed perspectives on social networks and big data, decentralization, and the push for self-sovereign digital identities.
On January 6, Facebook (which owns WhatsApp) issued users of WhatsApp an ultimatum—if they wished to continue using the messaging service, they would have to agree to share their personal information…
It was a disappearing act that would make Houdini proud. One moment Parler was here and then, Poof, it was gone. So how did the social network with 12 million…
What’s happening to our civilization? Anthropologist Wade Davis asks this question often.
We got our first hate mail message at Peer Social this week. Frankly, I’m surprised it has taken this long. I would have thought we would get some hate mail…
On Tuesday, November 17th, 2020, the Solomon Islands announced a ban on Facebook due to “abusive language against ministers and the prime minister” and “defamation of character.” Somehow, we don’t think Mark…
During the 2020 presidential election, the first half of the race reflected the majority of votes in President Donald Trump’s favour. However, his rival, Joe Biden, was still ahead with…
Facebook is a juggernaut not only in social media but also when it comes to wielding massive political influence. With such power, the responsibility to maintain a balanced political representation…