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by simonblack
1001 days ago
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In the beginning I thought all I had to do was move my files to a cloud provider that is not Apple or Google. There are plenty of end-to-end encrypted apps to choose from. Or are there? Why do you need a third-party cloud provider? What's wrong with hosting your own 'cloud provider'? Back in 2011 while travelling overseas away from home, I lost a lot of files from both my home computer and from my laptop due to a misconfigured DropBox installation. I realised then, and later, that anything stored in the cloud does not belong to you at all, it exists only because of the goodwill of a third party. And that goodwill can disappear at any time at all, without notice. The only way to ensure that those files belong to you is to host them yourself. |
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