No email or phone
Pick a username. That's the whole signup.
UNET is a social network — without the ads, the tracking, or knowing who you are.
Pick a username. That's the whole signup.
Just posts from people you follow. Nothing sponsored, ever.
Your messages stay between you and who you chose.
Every account behind a post is an actual person.

A quick comparison of the things that change how a social network feels to use. “Partly” means the answer depends on the plan, server, setting, or network layer.
No ads. No trackers. Encrypted DMs. UnifiedPush. No email gate. These stay — even if you shake them.
No ads reading your feed. No algorithm deciding who sees you. No one selling your data to a stranger. Just the people who actually follow you — seeing what you actually post.

Notes on privacy, product, and how UNET is built.

UNET 3.0.0 speaks ActivityPub. Your public posts can reach the fediverse, and people on Mastodon and similar apps can follow you at @[email protected].

Threads and UNET look similar. The real difference is signup, ads, identity, and the deal underneath the feed.