Invite-only circles with circle-scoped pseudonyms. No global account. The server can't link you across circles.
Most platforms bolt on privacy as an afterthought. Bastion was designed around it from the first line of code.
No email, phone number, or name required. Your identity lives on your device.
Each circle sees a completely different identity. No global account. No cross-circle linkage. Your circles are cryptographically separated — not by policy, by design.
Bastion communities are intentional. Every circle is private, curated, and built for productive conversation — not engagement metrics.
One person. Many circles. Unlinkable across them.
Same person. Three circles. Three separate cryptographic identities. Designed to be unlinkable.
There are no global accounts on Bastion. Each circle sees a completely separate identity — one that is not linkable to your identity in any other circle.
The server can't link your identity across circles. Circle-scoped pseudonyms: different name, different key in each circle.
Your circles stay separate. Not by policy. By design.
Other platforms tie activity to one identity. Bastion gives each circle its own.
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