this post was submitted on 06 Jul 2023
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Luckily, they can't force federated access to be slow. Once you federate with them, their content is copied to your instance. It's not necessary for every fediverse user to contact Threads, it'll just be served from each user's home instance
That's a bit naive.
They can introduce latency, or server errors.
But more importantly, they can definitely
Yet
There's no yet about it. The architecture of how federation works makes it impossible. They can potentially make images load slow, but for the rest of the content it is fundamentally impossible
So far.