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Remember when things would go viral and reach everyone you know? Now, with so much content competing for our attention, algorithms help us by filtering out irrelevant noise. The downside of this filtering is we're put into "filter bubbles" where we only see topics we've previously indicated interest in. Each of us has a completely unique and individualized online experience. Every time you click on something, you're voting for what the internet will deliver to you in the future. I enjoyed exploring the pros and cons of our hyper-personalized online experiences in this entry in my blog series! 👇 https://lnkd.in/gMY864E3

How to Delete Yourself from the Internet

How to Delete Yourself from the Internet

How to Delete Yourself from the Internet

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The internet of today sometimes feels like a place not designed for real people. Content is designed to stimulate and attract, not enrapture or inform. Taking a moment to reflect is discouraged, because that's a moment not spent consuming. Want something more longform out of your internet, with ponderings and features on industry, technology, and (gasp) real life? Sign up for our twice monthly newsletter, the Pinwheel Spin, and get all that and more lasered straight to your inbox: https://lnkd.in/gxZd5Y4a

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The future of Internet

Good article, which can help us understand the late stage of "enshittification" of those platforms out there, and of course, here: LinkedIn's evolution, as described by the author Cory Doctorow. Yep, because it is clear that LinkedIn is not even a job platform anymore (do you really still believe you can find a genuine, decent job here?). No way, bro, this platform has been degraded significantly, prioritizing profit over the genuine professional opportunities that once defined its value. Don't believe me? And how do you call then this majority of BS, ahem, problematic job listings, reflecting a disregard for the user experience and a focus on monetization strategies? Learn, bro, learn what you're expected to encounter: - Fake Jobs Entirely fictitious positions to gather information or mislead. - Zombie Jobs Outdated listings that are still posted. - Ghost Jobs Non-existent roles advertised to mislead or gather data. - Scam Jobs Designed to defraud job seekers, often asking for money. - Multi-Level Marketing (MLM) Jobs Disguised as employment but require payment to join and focus on recruiting others. - Low-Quality or Exploitative JobsOffer poor pay or working conditions, taking advantage of job seekers. - Clickbait Jobs Use misleading titles to attract attention, differing significantly from the actual job. - Data Harvesting Jobs Aim to collect personal information under the guise of recruitment. - Duplicate Jobs The same position posted multiple times, cluttering search results. - Bait-and-Switch Jobs Advertise one position but offer a different, often less desirable, one upon application. Etc etc all except genuine decent jobs. Welcome to the late phase of enshittification.

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