Case#didit several years ago: Switched to #nextcloud for file/calendar/contacts sync and other services (RSS, Podcasts, ...). Thinking about switching to #opencloud (no db sounds promising), recently heard about #peergos ... I use #syncthing for more "ephemeral" files (like Download folders). Very happy with all the oss possibilities, never needed dropbox, microslop, google or apple sync services...
Wizards AnonymousBest talk I've seen on #Peergos so far https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDU4GHsEo34 #E2EE, no #DNS, no #CertificateAuthority, #privacy #security
Peergos: The Architecture of Privacy - Ian Preston
futo_techAnnouncing Our May Microgrants! Peergos, Pangolin, Nitter, and Navidrome
https://peertube.futo.org/videos/watch/8b014219-16e8-47e3-96f8-61a9c4012ec4
Announcing Our May Microgrants! Peergos, Pangolin, Nitter, and Navidrome
Rmdzn. π
X_Cli βMigration from #Proton to Mailbox.org successful.
Support is very efficient and helpful.
They now host my mailboxes and calendars.
Regarding Proton Drive, I finally settled on using a private #Nextcloud instance. I am not a big fan of Nextcloud, with its large attack surface and its W&X docker volumes, but alternatives were not that great either.
#Seafile E2EE that doesnot encrypt metadata was a let down. #Peergos attack surface is too large for me, with too many moving parts.
Regarding ProtonPass, I never used it. I use Bitwarden on a Vaultwarden instance.
ProtonVPN has not been replaced. I did not use it all that much, and I'll consider options later if the need arises.
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Dragon-sided DJust learned about this. PKI #encryption on top of #ipfs for a fully secure, private, distributed, #censorship -resistant filesystem you can navigate with a web browser. Intriguing...
Yorgos Saslis@ianopolous I like it!
Am I correct in understanding though, that if I self-hosted #peergos , I could potentially become a competitor to peergos.net and come up with an entirely different pricing policy for my own customers, etc. etc.?
Or does the protocol somehow prevent that?
@katzenberger thanks! I'll check it out!
My main problem with this is that my #nextcloud is not accessible on the internet (only my home network).
I think I'll still prefer #peergos as more #privacy focused. ;)