• Renohren@lemmy.today
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      3 days ago

      I’d warn anyone going to EU services to take note of the new encryption laws.

      Self hosted is the way. The only way. (The best way to f-up your data too, so make archives.)

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        3 days ago

        Just encrypt your files before you upload them. Either with rclone, cryptomator or with a basic .7z locked zipfolder.

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        3 days ago

        For collaboration with others, I’d need to expose my self-hosted services to the internet which then leads to a high maintenance effort with patches, updates etc. to avoid attackers from accessing my data and network.

        And even without the collaboration aspect, if I kept it in my intranet only, I’d need to permanently use a VPN to access my data. Which may be problematic as well when using a weak mobile network or if I need another VPN in parallel to access stuff in another network.

        For a certain level of security and privacy, I personally prefer public cloud solutions where I can just use a service without too much effort.