It’s been a long time since I heard from Anonymous. These vigilantes of the internet are reappearing very prominently as their aim is to attack Facebook. No shock hacking this time.
No, Anonymous decided to attack Mark Zuckerberg’s social network within the rules of the art. How ? By inviting Internet users to use Minds. Yes, Anonymous made Minds its “default social network”. Its main advantage: all data is encrypted.
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No need to wait for a revolutionary social network, Minds is not one. At least in terms of interface and usage. Like Facebook, Google+ or Ello, the principle is as follows: you create your profile, post posts and people/friends/followers can comment or share etc. et cetera
The originality of the social network is actually in its “invisible” part. In Minds, all data is encrypted to prevent data recovery by governments. Like the social network Ello, Minds has no ads. We understand why Anonymous appreciates this.
The greatest strength of the network is interaction. The originality of the concept is that it is based on a reward system. The more active you are on the network by commenting, sharing or uploading, the more points you accumulate.
These points are your rewards. The more points you have, the more your posts will be featured by Minds. You can even choose which post should be highlighted. A win-win exchange.
And you want to know what’s even more awesome about it? Minds already has an iOS and Android app! So if you want to explore this new social network hailed by Anonymous, you know what to do:
- Go to web version
- Download the Android app here:
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