Malcolm Blackwood
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first heard Jul 2026
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That evening I did something I'd been avoiding for weeks.
I started searching for answers online.
Forums, tech blogs, subreddits.
Anywhere people might be talking about DreamShare's weird glitches and invasive experiences.
But the posts I found were mostly lighthearted, with people joking about funny dream experiences or tips on lucid dreaming.
No one else seemed to be dealing with anything like I was, or if they were, they weren't talking about it.
Finally, I found one post buried deep in a forgotten subreddit titled The Truth About Dreamshare.
It's not what you think.
It was from an anonymous account, but I clicked on it anyway.
The post was written by a whistleblower who claimed to be an ex-employee, a programmer who'd helped develop DreamShare in its early days.
In it, he expressed concern about retaliation for making the post and suggested his career, if not his very life, was at risk, but that he couldn't stay quiet anymore.
He identified himself as Gerrit Voss, and his account had long since been deleted.
I frowned.
So much for reaching out to him.
Garrett warned that the app wasn't just a social experience, it was a massive data collection tool designed to mine people's subconscious minds, recording their memories, fears, and even their desires.
That data was then sold to corporations, governments, or anyone else willing to pay, and based on what Garrett said, there was no shortage of clients interested in that information.
But the worst part, he said the app had a feature that allowed certain VIP users to access other people's dreams without the dreamer's knowledge or permission.
They can manipulate dreamscapes, insert themselves into memories, and play with participants' emotions.
To them, it was just entertainment, but to people like me, it was hell.
I felt my stomach drop.
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