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Are gatekept corporate-vpn-style community intranets the future of human-only online communication and connection?

For example, the only way bots would ever get into your intranet would be if someone purposefully invites them in. In a casual scenario, this would be very unlikely especially if the community is small..
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Anonymous
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>>110284682
yeah, why openvpn over wireguard THOUGH? Also i will accept invites to your super sekrit vpn club should you extend the courtesy
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Anonymous
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>>110284736
>openvpn over wireguard THOUGH
it had a more colorful logo so that's the one i chose to post
i am building this aforementioned intranet and i will support both openvpn AND wireguard
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Anonymous
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>>110284682
The only way a bot gets on the internet *now* is if a human lets it on somehow. It doesn't scale.

This is basically just a private forum anyways, everywhere from Discord to Reddit to locked Twitter clusters has this sort of thing.
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