Pools on Bonafide vs Sabertooth for Mastodon

Pools is not a social media app. Create private spaces for whatever you want to share. Photos, videos, links, thoughts, and more. You have different relationships with different people. Pools lets you keep them that way. Choose who to invite to each Pool and what to share with them. You can share more when you're not putting everything in front of everyone. When you bring family, friends, and coworkers into the same Pool, it doesn't make everyone visible to one another. Pools is built around your connections. In real life, all those people don't automatically know each other just because they know you. Pools doesn't assume they should online, either. Pools is the first app built on Bonafide, a new, open, decentralized and distributed protocol. Your account, data, and connections live in your own Bonafide Container. They belong to you, not Pools. Bonafide is designed so different apps can work together, a bit like email. Plus, each person owns their own data, not the apps, so you don't have to start over every time you want to try a different app. Terms of Service – https://pools.bonafide.technology/terms Privacy Policy – https://pools.bonafide.technology/terms#privacy-policy

Sabertooth puts the power of the fediverse social network in your hand. Access a universe of user-created content and join the decentralized conversation from anywhere. Connect with friends near and far by following users across instance boundaries. Share your perspective through photos, videos, and short-form posting. Discover new voices and communities by exploring public timelines. Customize your experience with content warnings, muting, and blocking. Stay in control of your digital life. Harness the strength of open protocols and ethical design. Sabertooth allows you to tap into the fediverse and join the Mastodon social network through an intuitive, cross-device experience. The future of social media, in your hand. What is the Fediverse? The fediverse is a network of decentralized, interoperable social media servers. Each server runs open source software that implements shared protocols like ActivityPub. This enables users on different servers to follow each other and interact across the fediverse.