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You'll almost always depend on a 3rd party to host your data unless you're hosting it inside your office building. Nevertheless, you're still the owner of the

You'll almost always depend on a 3rd party to host your data unless you're hosting it inside your office building. Nevertheless, you're still the owner of the data, it does not matter where it is stored. CD, Local Server, VPS in a Datacenter or Slack. You as a business will have to take the required measures to protect your data.

ge96 10y ago
That is true regarding 3rd party hosting. It's odd I use a little VPS and I'm not concerned writing into that though technically it is on someone else's "property" ie. their physical servers. Hmm... Aside from https/2formfactor/basic security stuff I wonder if encrypting text is too far. What is the data anyway and who would even care to look? I like that idea though using their service to handle support requests haha. Get that tick-tick-tick sound associated with misery.