If a product is free, the saying goes, then you are the product. For most social networks that is literally true: your attention is the inventory, advertisers are the customers, and the feed is tuned to keep you scrolling long enough to see one more ad. Hudood is built on a different promise: no ads in your feed, and your data is never sold.
What an ad-driven feed costs you
An advertising business has one core incentive: time on screen. Infinite scroll, autoplaying outrage and notifications engineered to pull you back all follow from it. The content that keeps people watching is rarely the content that leaves them calm or well served.
It also means your behaviour has to be tracked in fine detail: what you pause on, who you talk to, where you are. The product feels free, but it is paid for with your attention and your privacy.
How Hudood is different
There are no ads in the feed, no sponsored posts dressed up as content, and no auction deciding what you see next. Your home feed shows the people you follow, newest first. When you follow only a few people, we suggest posts to help you find more, and Reels recommends videos from across the community. None of it is sold to anyone.
Because we do not sell ads, we do not need to build a profile of you to sell to anyone. Your data is never sold, and our Privacy Policy lists exactly what we collect and which service providers process it for us.
What it changes day to day
A quieter feed. Notifications that exist to inform you, grouped so twelve reactions are one notification. And a simple answer to "why am I seeing this?": because you follow it, or because it was suggested to help you discover people, never because someone paid.
A Shariah-compliant social network should treat people with the same care it asks of its community. Removing ads and refusing to sell data is not a feature for us; it is the starting point.