It seems everything is doomed these days: https://raddle.me/f/lobby/155371/warning-lemmy-doesn-t-care-about-your-privacy-everything-is
EDIT: Looks like lemmy is totally fine and we can feel like home without worrying too much.
Not sure what they’re addressing other than comment/post permanence. I don’t totally see how that’s a direct connection to privacy
As far as I understand it (I never fully read the ActivityPub spec, so I’m talking out of my ass here), it’s impossible to completely delete data because some instances might choose to ignore the Delete request, keeping the data on it’s internal records.
This is the case with every hosted service. It isn’t a choice, it is just how data storage works. Things are always saved on someone else’s machine. Or, in the case of federated systems like KBIN or Lemmy, many people’s machines.
Your data is open and accessible to all. That’s the entire point of federation. Nobody owns it.
This will be more or less the same with Kbin and inherent with federation.
No, tis a silly place