W Social privacy practices face scrutiny after a journalist identified publicly accessible records containing users’ identity details. The European alternative to X denies suffering a data breach and says users chose which information to share. The findings reportedly included nationality information for more than 2,500 users and full names for almost 2,000. In a small…
W Social Bluesky concerns are growing as the European X alternative defends its reliance on US-built infrastructure. The platform presents itself as a European social network focused on trust, privacy, and sovereignty. However, it runs on the AT Protocol developed by Bluesky Social PBC, an American company. That choice has sparked criticism. Some observers say…