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You own your audience
Your account, your followers and everything you post belong to you, so no company can switch you off or quietly erase what you built.
Currently in private beta — coming soon.
The last social you'll ever need
Echo is where you post, follow and get paid for what you make — without asking a company's permission to exist.
What changes
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Your account, your followers and everything you post belong to you, so no company can switch you off or quietly erase what you built.
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Echo never sells your data without your explicit permission, and when you do allow it, you get a share of what it sells for.
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The people who create the value — writers, artists, hosts and sellers — are paid directly for it instead of waiting on a platform to decide what their work was worth.
Echo runs on the Internet Computer, a public network of independent machines in many places that run the same program and agree on what it says. Nobody owns that network, so there is no server room to seize and no single company holding the switch.