I exist on Twitter just to relay the news as a social activist and a citizen journalist which led to some trouble with the Pakistani authorities since they don’t apprexiate the truth. But on Warpcast I can also share my other side, that is, designer, product manager, out of no choice coder, and most importantly, a killer street photographer.

Great to see Warpcast emerge as a place potentially free of government surveillance which has become very intense on Twitter. Many Pakistani followers have told me they've been arrested or visited by police (or worse) merely for their posts.

Writer, podcaster, and commentator on foreign affairs and politics. Runs /dropglobalnews

That's a good thought, but it should be noted that Warpcast would be much *easier* for a government to surveil if it wanted to.

It is, however, easier to operate extremely private identities on Farcaster, but few do. Maybe more soon.

Also, DMs are currently *not* safe on Farcaster, use XMTP or Signal. Maybe Whatsapp.

@quillingqualia.eth figured you’d have an interesting pov on this sir