Is there a way to bypass Facebook’s subscriptionwall? I swear I’m not a boomer, there’s this really famous historian where I live (he’s also a comrade, funnily enough) his lectures are very Interesfing and popular but unfortunately a lot of them are only accessible through Facebook, only thing is I don’t have an account nor an intention on creating one, yet it is forcing me to create one to access content, is there a way to bypass it?
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If you know his email address you can ask him to post his lectures on another more accessible platform.
That does not really seem a straight solution…
Because there is no solution.
Does something like nitter or reveddit really not exist for Facebook?
There used to be but they were all bullied by Facebook’s lawyers to shut down. Since then nobody bothers creating another proxy, it’s a dead end.
Embrace the de-facebook lifestyle and live like a free hunterer-gatherer unconstrained by modernity.
Thanks, I will build a hut in the woods and fish my food.