awesome-privacy VS bibliogram

* https://github.com/pluja/awesome-privacy?tab=readme-ov-file#...

Here is an Awesome Privacy List. It contains privacy-focused alternatives to most softwares and services. Do read this once.

Read this Awesome Privacy List by pluja, and start shifting your data to privacy-respecting, open source alternatives.

To improve your privacy, you should start shifting your data from proprietary services like Google's products and Apple's services, to some privacy-respecting, open-source services. Take a look at this Awesome Privacy List by pluja.

Search for alternatives (https://alternativeto.net and https://pluja.github.io/awesome-privacy)

Awesome Privacy (List of free, open source and privacy respecting services and alternatives to privative services)

You can also host alternative frontends like Invidious, Whoogle or Bibliogram (or a different alternative frontend, there are many others such as nitter, etc. Just do a quick Duckduckgo search ;) )

Instagram will definitely limit your IP if it detects anything "fishy." For example, using inspect element to remove the login wall they place on their web interface gets you limited. If they suspect you are running a Bibliogram instance they will limit you.

Thanks, I just noticed that. I'm not on instagram, but I view it through https://bibliogram.art sometimes

Barinsta if you need app client with or without account . Bibliogram for web apps or page but without account Twidere for twitter or any mastadon client if you want to use account but I suggest Fritter now its awesome no need of account just follow your twitter follows there and you get all feeds without account

Lil' off-topic, but since you mentioned Instagram's hoops - there's an open source project, Bibliogram.art, that is essentially a website you can use to view Instagram content while holding as much of Facebook's tracking back as possible, which also results in there being minimal required interaction.