This tooling was once the subject of intense development and innovation, but all that research fell by the wayside with the rise of platforms, who are actively hostile to third party mods that gave users more control over their feeds:
https://techcrunch.com/2022/09/27/og-app-promises-you-an-ad-free-instagram-feed/
Alas, lawmakers are way behind the curve on this, demanding new "online safety" rules that *require* firms to break E2E *and* block third-party de-enshittification tools:
https://www.openrightsgroup.org/blog/online-safety-made-dangerous/
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The online free speech debate is stupid because it has all the wrong focuses:
* Focusing on improving algorithms, not whether you can even *get* a feed of things you asked to see;
* Focusing on whether unsolicited messages are delivered, not whether *solicited* messages reach their readers;
* Focusing on algorithmic transparency rather, not whether you can opt out of the behavioral tracking that produces training data for algorithms;
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