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I'm cutting FB and IG entirely, is there a way to see content there without an account?
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Came here to say this. I left cold turkey almost two years ago and haven't regretted it. I get way more value out of time spent on Mastodon and Lemmy (and I spend way less time on those platforms than I did on FB or IG). I also use Pixelfed, but most of the posts I see there are of birds, flowers, or moss so I only really go there when I want to look at pretty and relaxing things (especially on Sundays with the #silentsunday posts).
The only way to truly leave entirely is to not look back.
You're talking about being fed content.
In my country, Facebook is so embedded that it's hard to leave. All communication is on Messenger. All events are managed on Facebook.
I feel that. Here in Hawai'i a lot of our emergency services, etc. only use Twitter. Finding information can be difficult otherwise. I imagine in some places it's basically impossible.
No one in my IRL knows what a Lemmy or a mastodon is. All they know is the tok and fb and x.
I sent them a Lemmy link once and they were all really scared it was a dark web virus. People are really stupid.
I never wss on insta and tiktok and I left Facebook 10 years ago. I spend way too much time on Lemmy, but most of my time I spend with friends or doing things I love. Fuck social media. It makes everyone miserable.