I wouldn't put anything on there without first thinking about "what are the consequences if this leaks?" but tbh that's advice I give for pretty much every social media. My impression of Cohost staff is that they're pretty competent and well-meaning on the whole, but there's no such thing as totally bulletproof security.
So, overall, I don't put any identifying info there, not even on a locked account, but it's been perfectly fine for shitposting, fandomposting, and low-stakes socials.
edited to add: Also, they don't have any of their own tracking built in (no guarantees about any dependencies or embedded content from other users) and the only things they ask for on signup are an email and password, with the option to turn on 2FA after.
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Date: 2023-07-29 07:30 pm (UTC)So, overall, I don't put any identifying info there, not even on a locked account, but it's been perfectly fine for shitposting, fandomposting, and low-stakes socials.
edited to add: Also, they don't have any of their own tracking built in (no guarantees about any dependencies or embedded content from other users) and the only things they ask for on signup are an email and password, with the option to turn on 2FA after.