Lots of people here say Proton, but I'd also consider selfhosting my email on either a home server or the cloud, whichever meets my criteria for redundancy to stay online vs cost
Szymon
joined 1 year ago
They wouldn't have done it without crunching some numbers, but if they didn't consider the system to be fallible, then it's on them for not thinking it through. They'll develop it more to get a better product, but it costs them money and ideally the cost will be more than simply having people with jobs doing the work.
The photos I take on my cellphone are instantly catalogued, scanned for metadata, and synchronized with my gallery. The app then gives me fun photo displays and reminders of my past daily.
I do nothing but take photos and pay a small fee.
I'm particulay looking for.the functionality of Google Photos, not just a cloud storage solution but a photo catalogue integrated with my camera among other things. Does Proton offer this?
I wonder if this correlates with my recent desires to de-Google my life. I'm steadily growing less happy about daily using their services and them holding all my info.
I'm open to suggestions for cloud photo storage/management on par with Google Photos if anyone has some. I'm looking into FOSS but would rather pay for the service in the long run. These days I'm too busy to learn to be an effective server admin and keep up with the technology.
I don't have a lot of sympathy for any of the idiots that buy these idiotic things.
Hey kids, what is your hypothesis about what happens when we displace all the oxygen in the room without proper ventilation?
It's setting the precedent that I'm trying out every chat bot owned by a company to get free shit now.
Companies are about to find out just how expensive it is to remove front line labour.
I think the issue is moreso that you're sending confidential health data to a 3rd party, which is where you lose control. You don't know the intentions of people looking to steal that data, and you need to consider the worst possible outcome and guard against those. AI training is just one option. Get creative, what could you do with a doctor's voice and their patient's private medical history?
Simplest solution is to stop the arrangement until the company can prove data security on their end or implement an offline solution on local servers not connected to the internet.
Jesus fuck, why does everyone think they're better on their own instead of a collective? Fucking morons will sink the boat for everyone out of greed.
It is until they prove it isn't, which they might not be able to do. Many trusted 23andme only to see private data stolen. Make the company prove the security in an place and the methods ensuring privacy, because you'll essentially be liable for any failures of the system from a lack of due diligence.
Slava Ukrainia!
Good news! Your papers are in the mailbox komrad, it's your turn to fulfill your patriotic duty and become Ukranian soil! Just like your drunk father and baby-raping brother before you. Your mother is so proud!