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It could be the same for news companies - you’d know that “@[email protected]” is the real guy, because the domain name is owned by Channel 4, and verified by HTTPS.
The actual trust in the government isn’t the issue, but having their own Mastodon instance would mean that you know this message came from this government. You can verify it with normal HTTPS, rather than just trusting who Twitter gives the blue checkmark to (anyone remember when the Conservative party changed their Twitter name to Fact Check UK and were able to keep their blue check?)
It could be the same for news companies - you’d know that “@[email protected]” is the real guy, because the domain name is owned by Channel 4, and verified by HTTPS.
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