OfficialSparkyIntimo

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107 million disabled Europeans.

I'm one of them.

So I built the platform we never had — 12 ways, day one, free.
#Accessibility #A11y

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The full statement:

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Every adult platform on the internet clears the legal minimum. That's the problem.

The minimum was a choice — the cheapest data practice that still passes, the least accessible design that still ships. Everyone picked it.

I picked differently. And I wrote down exactly how, so no one has to take my word for it.

#a11y #DisabilityRights #DataDignity

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The internet runs on knowing everything about you.

I built a platform engineered to know as little as it can — your data stays in Europe, and the parts of you that could ever be used against you are the parts it was built never to keep.

Safety here isn't a setting you toggle. It's the architecture.
#DataDignity #Privacy #DigitalSovereignty

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Just added two more language variants: Brazilian Portuguese and Latin American Spanish.

We already had Portuguese and Spanish. But someone from São Paulo living in Lisbon, or from Buenos Aires working in Madrid, shouldn't have to read a version of their own language that isn't quite theirs.

Small difference. Except when it's yours.

33 languages now — every one of them, someone's home.

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We didn't build platforms for what's good. We built them for what spikes you.

Rage spikes. Lust spikes. Fear spikes. So the feed
selects for them — post by post, year after year.

Tenderness doesn't spike. It settles. And a machine that sells your attention has no use for a calm nervous system.

So it buries the gentle and amplifies the extreme, then we act shocked that people are anxious, lonely and cruel.

They're not broken. They're responding correctly to a system engineered to keep them agitated.

Build the opposite.
#AttentionEconomy #HumaneTech

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One person. One platform. Twelve accessibility modes — built by someone who actually needs them.

Why I built it ↓

#Accessibility #DisabilityInclusion

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The test of a platform isn't how it treats its biggest accounts. It's how it treats its most vulnerable users — the disabled, the new, the ones with no audience to defend them. Build for them first and the rest follows. Build for them last and you've built for no one.
#Accessibility #OnlineSafety #DigitalRights #DSA

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Let's be clear about what we are.

Adult. Legal. Built for verified adults, where consent is never assumed — it's verified. And just as clear about what we're not: lawless. Minors, non-consensual content, exploitation — blocked and reported. No exceptions.

We're the only adult platform built accessibility-first, because the 107 million disabled adults the internet forgets are adults too. Everyone belongs. Everyone gets a seat at the table.

Stigma is for platforms with something to hide. We publish our standard.

Adult was never the stigma. Exclusion is.
#HumanRightsForAll

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A platform is only as human as the people it makes room for.

Progress online isn't about who's loudest. It's about making sure no one gets left behind.

Everyone belongs. Everyone deserves a seat at the table.
#HumanRights

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Accessibility-first, and we refuse to collect the sensitive data everyone else hoards. The standard was our floor. → https://t.co/xoFnVUPLUJ

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Adult platforms run the strictest age-assurance in tech. They ID-verify at the door. They moderate at scale and keep records most platforms never touch.
"But the scrutiny's justified — the harm potential is higher." Fine. Then the operators who built the strongest safeguards against that harm should be the model, not the pariah. They aren't.
So pick one: either compliance is the standard, and the most-burdened are the most responsible, or the standard was never compliance. If scrutiny tracked safeguards, the hierarchy would run the other way. It doesn't. That's not an accident. That's a tell. #OnlineSafety #AgeAssurance #TechPolicy #DSA

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The Law That Gives You Back Your Voice

Most people in Europe have never heard of the Digital Services Act. That is exactly why it matters that you do.

For the better part of two decades, the deal between you and the platforms you use every day was unspoken and one-sided. They decided what you saw. They decided who saw you. And when your words quietly stopped reaching anyone, you were never told why — because there was no one you could ask, and no answer you were owed.

The DSA was written to end that silence. Not for governments. Not for corporations. For you — the single human being holding a phone, trying to be heard.

At its heart the law says something simple and almost old-fashioned: if a platform restricts your reach, removes your words, or limits who can find you, it must tell you. In writing. With a reason. You are entitled to an explanation, and you are entitled to challenge it. Your voice is no longer something that can be switched off in the dark.

This is not a privilege reserved for journalists, activists, or the famous. It is a right that belongs to every person
on EU territory — the small business owner, the carer, the disabled creator, the teenager, the grandmother writing about her village. The law does not ask whether your voice is important enough to protect. It assumes it already is.

That assumption is the whole point. A society is only as free as its quietest member is able to speak. When the people most easily ignored — the disabled, the poor, the unwell, the unpopular — can be silenced invisibly, everyone's voice becomes conditional. The DSA refuses that. It treats the right to be heard not as a reward for influence, but as a baseline of human dignity.

Law, at its best, is not a cage. It is a railing on a cliff edge — there to protect you, not to control you. The DSA is one of the rare laws written with that purpose plainly in view: to make sure the immense power of a handful of platforms cannot quietly decide which Europeans get to exist in public and which do not.

So learn what it gives you. Ask for the reason you are owed. Use the right that is already yours. Not because you are at war with anyone — but because a voice that can be taken away without explanation was never truly free, and a continent that lets that happen to its weakest will not keep it for its strongest.

The law is here to give every single one of us a fair chance to speak in our own way. That is worth knowing. That is worth using.
#DigitalServicesAct #DSA

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15,000 sexual deepfakes in two hours. Of real women. Some appearing to be children. No consent. No verification. Nobody asked them.

A state Attorney General is investigating. The EU ordered the evidence preserved.

That isn't a creator platform. It's a weapon aimed at people.

We built the opposite premise:
→ every creator is a verified, real human
→ consent is the architecture, not a checkbox
→ nonconsensual or underage content is blocked at upload — not "reviewed later"

Real people. Real consent. Humans only.

The future of this industry isn't synthetic. It's accountable.
#DSA #DigitalServicesAct #deepfakes #consent #creatoreconomy