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Arjun Sarkar
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I gave them all her details. Sorry friends. Sorry Yalina 🙏




gulvinder@rebelliousdogra
I have her details, please DM me 🙏
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Hey @grok, imagine you suddenly became human… which one of these 6 options would you choose?🤖➡️🧑

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@taniyama_ Is it prejudice to think that Miyuki Nakajima fundamentally doesn't suit going out? lol
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@puchohenzaa Congratulations!!! ✨️🎉
It's amazing that it'll be the 20th anniversary next year!
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@thenicks_7 Tum dono khush raho, but meri timeline se door raho
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@SonuSood
Sir i want to prepare competative xms like bank, but I don't have money to joining coaching institute, financially i came from lower middle class family please help me sir , After I get a job, I will repay the amount with interest 🙏🥺 🥺 🥺
sonu sood@SonuSood
Surgery done ❤️👍 @SoodFoundation 🇮🇳
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@naval True. The “save the world” pitch is just the Trojan horse for the real goal: control.
Build parallel systems that give power back to individuals instead. That’s the only scheme that works. 🚀
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@eVb5LB42Zx550ys Because the bacteria work the night shift and I’m the morning manager.
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@ayojoestar Healing isn’t pretending the foundation was solid. It’s learning how to reinforce it so the cracks stop deciding your future.
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I saw a comedian explain a dysfunctional childhood in the best way.
He said “okay yeah I know I am 37 and I shouldn’t still be upset about what my parents did to me as a kid. But let me ask you a question…
If you were in a building with bad foundation would you feel safer on the 37th floor?!”
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@elonmusk
An idea worth seriously exploring:
Optional verified approximate location (city/region only) — not precise GPS, never mandatory.
The goal isn’t to reduce anonymity. It’s to increase account authenticity while preserving privacy and free speech.
How it could work
Verification is completely optional.
Users who opt in verify they genuinely belong to a city or region.
Their profile shows only an approximate location (e.g. Bengaluru, India or California, USA), never a street, neighbourhood, or live location.
A visible badge indicates the location has been verified by X.
Why this matters
Today it’s extremely easy to:
Create fake local identities.
Impersonate residents during emergencies.
Run scams pretending to be nearby.
Coordinate harassment while constantly changing accounts.
Spread misinformation by claiming to be “on the ground.”
A lightweight location verification layer raises the cost of all of these without forcing identity disclosure.
Privacy-first by design
The system should follow a privacy-first architecture:
Exact location is never displayed.
No live tracking.
No location history.
Users can remove verification anytime.
Verification only confirms an approximate region.
The public sees only what the user chooses to share.
X stores only the minimum information necessary.
Why optional is the key
Many users—journalists, activists, whistleblowers, victims of abuse, and ordinary people who value privacy—should be able to remain completely anonymous.
This feature should never become a requirement.
Instead, it creates a trusted layer for users who want additional credibility.
Anonymity remains the default.
Authenticity becomes a choice.
Benefits across the platform
For users
Easier to identify legitimate local accounts.
More trust in marketplace transactions.
Better local community discussions.
Reduced impersonation.
For creators
Increased credibility with local audiences.
Stronger regional communities.
Better trust for businesses.
For Community Notes
Verified local contributors could provide stronger context during natural disasters, elections, road closures, local events, and breaking news where geographic authenticity matters.
For Safety
Scammers and coordinated abuse thrive because creating believable fake identities is almost free.
Adding optional verified location dramatically increases the effort required to impersonate someone from a specific community while leaving anonymous speech untouched.
Abuse prevention
To avoid misuse:
One verified region per account at a time.
Cooldown before changing regions.
Re-verification required after changes.
Anti-spoofing checks.
No public access to precise verification data.
Legal & privacy safeguards
Any underlying verification information should remain encrypted and inaccessible except through established legal processes where required by law.
Neither advertisers nor other users should have access to private location data.
Why this aligns with X’s mission
The best safety systems don’t rely on censorship—they rely on increasing the cost of deception.
This proposal doesn’t restrict speech.
It doesn’t require real names.
It doesn’t require identity disclosure.
It simply gives people the option to prove they’re genuinely connected to the place they claim to represent.
More authenticity.
Less fraud.
Less impersonation.
Same freedom.
If implemented well, optional verified approximate location could become one of the biggest trust upgrades for X while staying true to free speech and user privacy.
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