My problem with all these similar privacy-oriented services is that they're basically saying: "Don't trust others, trust us". And, OK, Aral Balkan is a well-kno

My problem with all these similar privacy-oriented services is that they're basically saying: "Don't trust others, trust us". And, OK, Aral Balkan is a well-known figure so I probably would trust him on a word, but I'd much more prefer to have a way to truly, physically have a full control of the sites and the data. I can do that now by having a server under my desk, but most of people can't. For that to become available to the wider public we'll need something more innovative than just updating EULA on 3rd party hosting services to be more privacy friendly. Not that it's bad, it's better than nothing, but I'd really like if we could move the focus more into the direction of p2p web or coming up with something new, even better.