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Mastodon user decries "slop machines" for privacy violations

A user on Mastodon is urging others to cease promoting the use of "slop machines" on local hardware, particularly under the privacy hashtag. The user argues that the underlying technology of these machines is inherently built on massive privacy violations, regardless of where they are run. They contend that claims of local "slop machine" use being privacy-friendly demonstrate a limited understanding of privacy rights, restricted only to the individual user. AI

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Mastodon user decries "slop machines" for privacy violations

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  1. Mastodon — fosstodon.org TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    Please stop posting about how you're running a slop machine on local hardware under the privacy hashtag! The technology is built on massive privacy violations,

    Please stop posting about how you're running a slop machine on local hardware under the privacy hashtag! The technology is built on massive privacy violations, no matter where it's running! If someone claims that running their slop machine locally is privacy-friendly, their notio…