Damus
Analogue Dog · 2w
Pubky uses 'homeservers'. Users control their private keys as well as their content. pubky.app
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Homeservers don't solve this by any measure. If you run your own homeserver, you might have more assurance, but if you don't then you are still just trusting that the operator actually deleted your data and didn't keep a copy.

If the data on that homeserver can be read by others, then you have no way of knowing whether any of them made a copy that could be republished elsewhere.
Analogue Dog · 1w
Publishing content to my own homeserver implies that my data is owned by me regardless of whether it's scraped by a third party. This is different to me publishing my content to half a dozen different relay destinations. Pubky also has an elegant solution to mitigage data scraping... more info on p...