Fediverse works like newsletters via email. If you search for an account on a different server, only the last few items are (sometimes) pulled and shown on your local instance. Only after subscribing/following that other account, you'll get new(!) updates sent to your local server. For older messages, you'll have to visit the other account's server.
Maybe those 2 photos you see were shared with gram.social earlier.
64 containers in total, 60 running - the remaining 4 are Watchtowers that I run manually whenever I feel like it (and have time to fix things if something should break).
But if they're doing it half-assed as most services (send photo of passport, take a selfie), it won't be a challenge for AI to generate random IDs and a matching avatar for photo/video verification. The only way this could work is if they'd verify your ID by reading the NFC chip inside the passport or ID card.
A hacky solution would be to copy all images into a directory on the other server and sshfs-mount that to where WordPress expects it on the current server.
I hope you’ve edited and then deleted all your comments before closing the account? There are nice scripts for that and it’ll devalue Reddit if there’s less useful information on there.
Check out GL.iNet products. They're all based on OpenWrt with a more beginner-friendly GUI on top. (LuCi can be installed via a few clicks.) And very affordable. Some can be flashed to vanilla OpenWrt as well.
I did it for a while but my system was constantly busy and there was this controversy about the image cache and possible CSAM which then prompted me to switch to using the flagship instance. Haven't tried any of the alternatives, though.
The problem is that wireless CarPlay works via WiFi. And your car only has 1 wifi module. So, it's either providing a hotspot or wireless CarPlay. You could try whether it makes a difference connecting your phone via cable.
Fediverse works like newsletters via email. If you search for an account on a different server, only the last few items are (sometimes) pulled and shown on your local instance. Only after subscribing/following that other account, you'll get new(!) updates sent to your local server. For older messages, you'll have to visit the other account's server.
Maybe those 2 photos you see were shared with gram.social earlier.