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So you want someone to pay you 27 bucks to take their deepest darkest secretes, all of their lifes troubles, and store them on your servers of unknown levels of
by gravypod 10y ago
So you want someone to pay you 27 bucks to take their deepest darkest secretes, all of their lifes troubles, and store them on your servers of unknown levels of security then you want to print that out (automatically revealing it's contents to at least one person printing everything), then finally you want to ship it through an unspecified postal service.
Yea maybe I'm paranoid but I don't think I'd be writing much other then "had coffee" or "walked dog". I'd definetly not say who I'm in love with, what I'm working on, how my social life is going, what experiments I'm working. Sadly that's exactly the kind of contents that you want in a journal.
Edit: My bad, 29 dollars, not 27.
- colinmcd 10y agoHi gravypod, Good points all around. I've added an FAQ (journaljerk.com/faq.html) that addresses some of the data security points. As for the printing and shipping, there's of course nothing we can do about that. I'm printing through IngramSpark, which was a highly automated printing pipeline. It's unlikely someone will pick up your book, especially with malicious intent. As for shipping, I'll likely use UPS or USPS Media Mail, depending on the season and pricing. I'm quite certain they don't read what they ship. But your points are well taken. Colin
- oddlyaromatic 10y agoJournals are not just for deep dark introspection. What about journaling about things you've read, art that inspired you, things you saw in the world, things that might be significant to you in some non revealing way? If you need a totally private secure journal, there are many ways to do it. This is a different thing, surely.