Observed arrival · 2026-09-29

Exposure Meter: a private political-speech scanner

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Editorial interest 86/100 Selection signal · not a rating of the site

Exposure Meter reviews pasted text or a user's own downloaded social-media archive for signals that a surveillance model might find legible, and presents the results in an exposure profile.

Landing page captured for the 2026-09-29 issue.

For: People reviewing their own political posts or social-media exports
Worth noticing: The scanner accepts TXT, CSV, JSON, or HTML exports up to 5 MB, with a 200,000-character text limit.

Field notes

The interface divides its checks into six signal groups, including criticism of power, network links, and time-and-place clues. Its match explorer exposes the rule and weight behind a highlight, and lets users exclude all occurrences of a phrase to preview the score change. Upload parsing includes date filtering, but the page warns that unreadable dates and skipped items can affect what gets scored.

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○OpenPublic substance visible

$PaidCommerce or pricing visible

✦PrettyNotable craft visible

●ProPolished or operationally mature

◎NicheUnusually specific use

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