RE: RE: Hive news feed vs WEB2. Mind control
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RE: Hive news feed vs WEB2. Mind control

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Although I spend most of my time on Hive for social media interaction, I still find myself consuming content on YouTube, where I discover a lot of useful information. What bothers me, though, is how much it seems to know about what I’m searching for. It feels like YouTube taps into my Google search history because it keeps suggesting videos related to my searches. It’s a bit unsettling, but at the same time, I’m kind of thankful for the recommendations.

On Hive, my experience is quite different. I actively search for the content I want to read by scrolling through posts. It’s not very efficient since I follow a lot of authors, and I have to sift through the posts they reblog as well.

That’s where the Favorites Feed becomes so useful. It shows me only the posts from the authors I’ve marked as favorites. However, there’s a problem—it's not working properly right now. I don’t know what’s causing the issue, but no one seems to be fixing it, and nobody’s making noise about it either. I guess fewer people use this feed, so the developers aren’t paying much attention to it.

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