Well, after learning more about the fall of past online chat services it seems they rise up and eventually crash after 5 -10yrs…. So with discord's new “age verification policy” going live in March, 1 I will not be handing them my ID(I do not trust them nor their third parties to keep my info safe). 2 Depending on how usable it becomes after the update I may discontinue use, really as long as I can DM/add people that's all that matters to me, buuuut I don't like that discord is essentially creeping on your conversion and such (on that note, if they're watching us it should have been easy for them to bust PDF rings/ report IP addresses, makes one think 🤔 ). 3 I’ll be looking into alternatives or handling communication on site instead. I’ve heard of Stoat which is an open source look-alike and Matrix is decentralized.

Anyways idk, I think my fear now is what if all websites start demanding our personal information? How much longer do we have till that happens? God that's gonna be one massive cyber security crisis, anyways I’ll keep it at that for now.