One thing I think we should question more often is how much personal information we give up just to use everyday digital platforms. Messaging apps are a good example. Sharing a phone number or email just to start a conversation has become so normal that most people don't even think twice about it. But there should be another option. That's one reason I find @Liberdus interesting. It approaches communication differently, with no phone number or email required to create an account, end-to-end encrypted messaging and decentralized infrastructure. I believe digital privacy and ownership will become even more important as more of our lives move online. Communication should give us the freedom to connect, not force us to surrender control of our personal information.
