@michael This feature was intended for servers run by public institutions, where it would not be possible for a recipient to create an account on that server.
Cât de mult contează să-ți limpezești gândurile pentru o viață mai fericită - Limpezirea gândurilor deschide calea către o viață mai fericită. O minte ordonată reduce anxietatea și confuzia, permițându-ți să vezi oportunitățile și bucuriile simple. Claritatea mentală aduce pace interioară, iar pacea interioară este fundamentul fericirii autentice și durabile.
Hello @soulsource, the DSA introduced transparency requirements for advertising, making sure ads are clearly labelled as such and include information on who is placing them and why you are seeing them. It also prohibits platforms from showing you ads based on sensitive data, such as data on sexual orientation, religion or race, and introduces a complete ban on showing targeted advertising to children.
I've just been playing around with it, you can remove yourself from specific Collections even if you allow Collections in general. (EDIT: And you get a notification every time someone adds you to a Collection.)
Also, if you block an account it cannot add you to a Collection at all. Accounts on servers that have been defederated by your server cannot add you either.
Hello @RoBo2, with the DSA your digital rights include having control over what you see. For example, you can choose a feed on Facebook or Instagram based on the algorithm’s suggestions or other criteria such as chronological order. More info here: https://link.europa.eu/gbRf9h
- Collections (starter packs)
- Newsletters (following by email)
- Export/import of filters
- Longer account display names
- Alt text on profile pictures & headers
- Simplified profile editing on web interface
...and lots more. Techy people might want to check out the full changelog at https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/releases/tag/v4.6.0