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If you mean a NextCloud instance that you created on your droplet, then only the family members you have given permission to view would have access. NextCloud
by LinuxBender 6y ago
If you mean a NextCloud instance that you created on your droplet, then only the family members you have given permission to view would have access. NextCloud encrypts files at rest and only those given permission can view them. This does not protect against DO doing a memory dump of your VM, but that should only happen if there is a lawful request to access your droplet. This is the same risk on any VPS provider. So I would say that is probably one of the best methods to share family photos.
- A4ET8a8uTh0 6y agoYes, that was what I meant to say. Thank you for clarifying it ( my wording was a little clumsy ).
- LinuxBender 6y agoYour wording was fine. I was just making sure it's not an instance that someone else stood up and you are just another user on it.