Do you remember those school feedback papers we used to write at the end of the semester?

When I was in elementary school, I once wrote honest criticism about a strict teacher. Instead of accepting it, he matched the handwriting using our exercise books and found out it was me.

That moment stayed in my mind for years because the system claimed anonymity, but it was still traceable.

Later, I noticed the same problem everywhere:

* people using fake accounts to share sensitive stories
* Telegram confession bots storing user identities
* people being afraid to give honest feedback publicly

That’s where the idea of AntsarNet started.

AntsarNet is a privacy-first, end-to-end encrypted anonymous social platform built for honest communication without identity exposure

Open source so anyone can inspect the code, verify it, or contribute.

Try it out: https://net.antsar.et

[ github ]

For the full story, visit the [ LinkedIn post ] or [ stark post ] telegram’s caption limit cooked me here 🫥

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