Zoom's terms of service now include training GenAI with no ability to opt out

Check sections:
- 10.2 Service Generated Data; Consent to Use
- 10.4 Customer License Grant
- 16.2 Ownership of Zoom Property

Edit: included other sections of ToS

https://explore.zoom.us/en/terms/

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@jmsdnns Their security and privacy were terrible until, under massive public pressure, they fixed it. And then everyone kept using it because I guess they were magically no longer a shitty company looking to squeeze money out of their users every which way... and now, here we are. Just use Jitsi, for goodness' sake - why everyone hasn't switched to the perfectly capable, libre, self-hostable alternative is beyond me.
@jmsdnns @anomalocaris I’d like a list of right-on hippy alternatives. Jitsi and Mastodon are a start.
@jmsdnns @anomalocaris oh, and hosting your own blog. I’m cooling on giving other people my data.

@davehodg @jmsdnns @anomalocaris >hosting your own blog

#writefreely is a single binary multi-user blog platform. I quite like it. Here's an explainer (which is itself hosted by my WF instance):

https://awadwatt.com/tezoatlipoca/what-to-know-about-writefreely-the-faq

with the caveat that I offer no guarantee of service, i can spin you a trial account to play around with.

What To Know About WriteFreely: The FAQ

Its been a week 9 months (10/20) or so since I've set up my #WriteFreely instance. Here's how I did it I quite like it as a blogging ...

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@anomalocaris @jmsdnns @tezoatlipoca I’m self-hosting Wordpress for now. I have the source and database. That’ll do for now.
@davehodg I'm going to very unhelpfully suggest just picking up HTML, then CSS and a tiny bit of basic PHP and just coding your own - a webpage is an easy and fun thing to build, you can even just copy a basic template and tinker with it to suit your needs (a good way to learn HTML). All the interactivity that WordPress offers, that's a lot more work, but who needs all that newfangled Web 2.0 gimmickry anyway?
@anomalocaris There are many useful plugins.
@davehodg But it can never be as much fun as navigating the Byzantine outer reaches of PHP!