30,000+ people signed up for a fair internet. Time to make it real.
The Myne Community Hub is now live.
It's where you see the internet's broken deal for what it is, and actively help build a new one.
Here's how 👇
For years, people have tried patching the internet one tool at a time.
A VPN here. Encrypted messaging there. A more private email.
Better tools and features aren't enough to build a fair internet. We need to fix where you actually live online: the browser layer.
We need a
The weeks go on, but the bar doesn't stop rising.
This week, @EeshaMoore‘s submission caught our eye.
What stuck with us was that you can delete the data, but not the conclusion the model already drew from it.
Give it a read 👇
The Deal Nobody Renegotiated
the old internet pretty much ran on a bargain nobody wrote down but everyone understood: you got the tool for free, and in exchange, an advertiser got a few seconds of your attention and a cookie that remembered you clicked here once.
It was a bad
The weeks go on, but the bar doesn't stop rising.
This week, @EeshaMoore‘s submission caught our eye.
What stuck with us was that you can delete the data, but not the conclusion the model already drew from it.
Give it a read 👇
The Deal Nobody Renegotiated
the old internet pretty much ran on a bargain nobody wrote down but everyone understood: you got the tool for free, and in exchange, an advertiser got a few seconds of your attention and a cookie that remembered you clicked here once.
It was a bad
Okay, executive decision.
On Myne:
- personalization doesn't mean tracking more
- AI doesn't turn you into the product
- settings do what they say
- defaults serve you, not advertisers
It's the bare minimum for a fair internet.
About time someone built it. So we did.
We're in the final stages of testing the Myne alpha.
You know the feeling of an internet that's finally on your side, that works for you, not advertisers?
Exactly like this 👇
Okay, executive decision.
On Myne:
- personalization doesn't mean tracking more
- AI doesn't turn you into the product
- settings do what they say
- defaults serve you, not advertisers
It's the bare minimum for a fair internet.
About time someone built it. So we did.
The fair internet doesn't take personalization away.
It takes away the unfair deal.
Imagine the same relevance but without being sold out to Big Tech with every click.
That's fair. That's aligned. That's Myne.
