Hidden Report No. 5, and Dumping Facebook from My Kindle Fire

I've mentioned here before that of the three devices I use to peruse social media, my Kindle Fire consistently delivers the worst experience algorithmically. So tonight, weary of seeing Trump or Musk in every other post, I deleted the Facebook app from my Kindle. I think that'll be a good thing.

Anyhoo, here's what I've hidden in the past few days:

Explain America - TRUMP BEST PRESIDENT EVAR.

DSW Designer Shoe Warehouse - I recently had a poor shoe-buying experience, so I don't want to see shoes advertised on my social media.

LuxeArts - They have a lot of AI-generated VW-centric merchandise ostensibly for sale, but when people go to their website, it's just full of "ideas," not things to purchase. Which is fine in that they're not wasting their money, but still, get your AI crap off my feed.

DraftKings - gambler enablers trying to be socially aware.

HAMMY T.V - I don't even remember why, but goombye.

Sweet Memories - DIY ragebait.

Fredo TV - Lying about Musk giving $112 billion to help the homeless.

Amazed by Animals - Who knows? Probably something stupid.

The Animal Rescue Site by GreaterGood - Non-animal-related ragebait.

The Russian Embassy of South Africa - Lyin' through their teeth.

My rules are three:

1. I will hide pages first, people I have encountered only online second, and people I have met in meat space only on rare occasions. The first two won't care that I've hidden their stuff. But meat space people are meat space people.

2. I will be ecumenical. I may hide crap from one political party more than another, but crap from both sides will be hidden.

3. Legitimate news sites will not be hidden, even if I don't agree with their politics.