¿El internet humano muere?, interesante cuestión que las hermosas personas de @sursiendo proponen en este articulo, siguiendo con este y otros que iré recolectando, crearé una ensayo acerca de "Las alternativas libres son el futuro".

Artículo: sursiendo.org/2025/11/no-estab…

#foss #web #ia #internet #ensayo

No estaba muerto… estaba federando | Sursiendo

Sobre la Teoría de Internet muerto y la idea de encontrarnos de otras formas en el mundo digital…

^{sursiendo (Sursiendo)}

Literally every website these days. 😵

#internet #web

When people say you should "own your own data", or that the future of the web is "ownership", what does that mean?

We need to talk about digital ownership.

citationneeded.news/we-need-to…

#CitationNeeded #newsletter #blog #web

We need to talk about digital ownership

"Ownership" means ten different things to ten different people. Let's talk about what we actually want.

^{Molly White (Citation Needed)}

#JPEGXL / #JXL, the most requested and upvoted focus area proposal for #web #Interop, has again been rejected as a discussion topic for 2024's web platform Interop industry event, because "We did not have consensus to include this proposal."

Given the industry's broad support, lack of "consensus" sounds an awful lot like "the Google Chrome team lead who authored the AVIF format arranged for it to be vetoed."
github.com/web-platform-tests/…

"... the website loads in a special browser built into the app, rather than your phone’s default browser. In 2022, privacy researcher Felix Krause found that Meta injects special “keylogging” JavaScript onto the website you’re visiting that allows the company to monitor everything you type and tap on, including passwords. Other apps including TikTok do the same thing."

What the hell?? This is so creepy.

#Meta #JavaScript #Privacy #web #SocialMedia #News #Threads

gizmodo.com/meet-link-history-…

Meet ‘Link History,’ Facebook’s New Way to Track the Websites You Visit

Facebook introduces a confusing new setting as the walls close in on Zuckerberg’s data machine.

^{Thomas Germain (Gizmodo)}