Are you tired of logging on to Facebook, Linkedin and Twitter to keep up with your social media?
These companies are selling your data, marketing you to corporations and compromising your privacy and online security.
It's hard to break away from these sites, when all of our family, friends, networks, and colleagues are there.
The Networker allows you to sign in to one site and it collects your feed for Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin and pulls your feeds into one convenient decentralized app for viewing. Keep up with all the interesting news from without having your data farmed, viewing unnecessary advertisements and eliminate unwanted clutter, while keeping your privacy safe and secure.
The first time you log in to The Networker, you tell it who and what you want to follow from the primary social media sites. Our developers have set up powerful software that will check for important posts within your Network on all platforms and copy them into one location for you to view. When you see something you would like to engage with you can either click a link to the source or invite your friend to the Networker. It's a one-stop shop for all of your networking needs both personal and professional.
Okay here is the problem though... We don't have this app yet, but someone should make it. :) Ideas are free, building them isn't! :)
Could such an app go out and screen scrape public posts from the users you want to follow?
Or could you enter your passwords once and behind the scenes it logs in once a day and grabs the most popular posts from your friends and family?
Just brainstorming how we can keep up with our social media in one place and give as little traffic as possible to the Corporations behind these apps.
Do you think it could be done? I know it isn't the perfect app for a blockchain. But it appeals to the same crowd. I always think it is funny when I hear people say... That project doesn't need a blockchain. You don't build it because of technical needs, you build it because it appeals to the same crowd.
Traffic is nearly always a consideration with brick and mortar stores why would it be different here.
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