Discord.com - www.discord.com

Good experience. recommended to everyone to avail such services

If you're a freethinking intellectual that wants to talk about discussions and debate without petty censorship, then I'd not recommend Discord. Most servers in from Discord have rules to stroke egos of easily offended Karens who are divorced from reality. Kids are given a false sense of security because of rules that keep them naive and stupid. Discord's business controllers don't let server owners own servers that let people think for themselves. There's already inverted totalitarianism in the Discord platform. Because freethinking Discord servers were removed by Discord's authorities without server owners' permissions. Also, Discord has an anti-anonymity system that triggers a pop-up message requiring your phone number. I'm not sure how many times I've tried to tweak my internet browser, V.P.N, operating system, and other things for getting rid of Discord's phone number verification pop-up message that unlocks accounts I had. Especially when I created new Discord accounts because of the phone number verification pop-up message. It's really sad that popular social media platforms have inverted totalitarianism with Orwellian anti-anonymity systems that require people's phone numbers.

Everything about Discord.com exhilerates me tremendously except the privacy nightmare that it really is. Unfortunately, I deleted my account on it because it lacking online privacy from intrusive advertisements and thoroughly intrusive datamining on my device. Which is the reason leaving Discord.com was suitable in my situation. Voice messaging, textual messaging, and memeing was entertaining on Discord.com. But, departing from it allowed me to regain my online privacy and my sanity. Countless individuals communicate with Discord.com and promote it financially. However, I cannot find the convincing reason to persistently stay on that platform because of it being a privacy nightmare.