naw man there’s no reason to ban it for the entire country. they aren’t gleaning any info about regular people that isn’t already collected/sold/traded by literally every other big company, and there’s value in the ability to exchange information and knowledge easily, even if you don’t like the platform. but it - just like facebook, or what’s app, or any other opt-in privately-owned information-collection program - shouldn’t be allowed on government computers. google/amazon web services are way harder to get away from [which is its own problem] but banning voluntary social media sites that aggregate personal info and log key-presses/voice data from state hardware is pretty easy.