The problem is that it's actively worse than Reddit. While only Reddit employees can access your data and it's being sold to the highest bidder, Lemmy sells your data for $0.00.
Anyone can become an instance admin through their own instance, so your voting data is pretty much unprotected. That is the opposite of privacy. I get that it's a consequence of the fediverse, but then it just may not be the solution to social media.
The problem is that it's actively worse than Reddit. While only Reddit employees can access your data and it's being sold to the highest bidder, Lemmy sells your data for $0.00.
Anyone can become an instance admin through their own instance, so your voting data is pretty much unprotected. That is the opposite of privacy. I get that it's a consequence of the fediverse, but then it just may not be the solution to social media.