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　一键部署OpenClaw 今天，我第一时间去体验了刚刚复活的西祠胡同。 "The released records shine a light on the millions of taxpayer dollars DHS used to buy access to cell phone location information being aggregated and sold by two shadowy data brokers, Venntel and Babel Street," the report read.,The documents, which were obtained by the ACLU via the Freedom of Information Act, show that the two companies and the government were trying to "rationalize this unfettered sale," the report added.,The data, purchased by the DHS, allowed law enforcement to identify devices' locations at "places of interest," get information about frequent visitors, discover patterns of life and collect other important details, as well as track specific individuals or everyone in a particular area.,The ACLU accused authorities of using improper methods for gathering national security information. "The government should not be allowed to purchase its way around bedrock constitutional protections against unreasonable searches of our private information," the report said.,DHS Disinformation Board is Put on Pause, Pending Review - Report19 May, 00:42 GMT,Law enforcement agencies and both companies were trying to justify their actions, saying in documents that phone users voluntarily shared the location data, the ACLU noted. "Of course, that consent is a fiction: Many cell phone users don’t realize how many apps on their phones are collecting GPS information, and certainly don’t expect that data to be sold to the government in bulk," the report read.,The ACLU has reviewed over 6,000 pages of documents, which contain about 336,000 location points obtained from individuals’ cell phones.,The report highlighted particular privacy concerns about people who live near the US border. The ACLU said that a 2018 DHS internal document proposed using the location data to identify patterns of illegal immigration, in a move that the nonprofit says would "indiscriminately sweep in information about people going about their daily lives in border communities.","There is also the potential for local law enforcement entities to gain access to this large mass of data in ways that they would not usually be able to," the report said.,The ACLU urged the US Congress to stop such DHS behavior immediately.。

二 | 结果我发现，真正消失的不是网站，而是发帖的人。西祠回来了，但那些发帖的人，不见了我点开了第一条热门帖子，是摄影摄像，是3月20日发布的内容，2475次浏览。第二条帖子，866次浏览量、第三天帖子还是去年发布的。 整个网站冷冷清清，更像是一个刚刚建好的测试站。 看到这里，我才突然意识到：论坛没坏，只是人没了。

三 | 首先，打开首页，先提示网络错误，帖子半天加载不出来，连刷新了两次，才勉强打开。

打开论坛后，整个页面已经不是以前的BBS熟悉的味道了，现在更像是微博、小红书那种信息流。那时的西祠，价值在人这是以前的西祠胡同，可不是这样的，你看看这界面，信息大爆炸，一堆信息都在首页里堆砌。

四 | 所有帖子都想抢占头版头条。

那时候的西祠胡同，就是南京人的互联网：租房、装修、买房、扎哦工作、相亲、二手交易都能在西祠胡同内完成。几乎每个兴趣点，多有自己的板块。而且很多媒体都喜欢来西祠胡同找新闻，很多商家最怕的就是被人发到西祠的帖子里。 那时候，西祠不同最大的价值不是帖子，而是人，一群每天吵架、讨论、分享经验的人。 几乎每个板块，都有一群人天天在线，大家互相认识。互相帮助。甚至很多版友后来成了现实中的朋友。有位网友说的好：他曾经是AMDFans版主，核心版友群一直都在，他们每隔2-3年还聚一次。现在的西祠，冷冷清清但今天卢松松打开西祠互动，我看到更多的是花花草草、流浪猫、早就过期的网络搞笑图、填高考志愿，而且很多都是几个月前的帖子。冥冥之中，这个BBS好像已经失去了论坛时代的氛围了。西祠胡同复活了，但发帖的人已经不见了论坛微新闻第4张

以前，一个板块下面有几百个楼讨论。

五 | 但今天，一条帖子下面，连个回复都没有。所以，真正离开的，不是西祠，而是发帖的人。大家就都去微信群了、去朋友圈、发发抖音、发小红书了。互联网还在，但是没人发帖了。

六 | 一个论坛，可以没有AI、没有时尚前沿的东西，但不能没有人。西祠想挣钱，但社区的灵魂是人西祠官方说，要搞电商、做同城、甚至研发大模型。他们想得很远，但可能忘了，一个社区最核心的资产，从来不是代码和功能，而是那些愿意在这里浪费时间、交换真心的人。有个网友说了：以前的BBS是真能学到东西，现在不骗钱就不错了。