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Wait, isn't that just called Self-hosted?
by kristianpaul 5y ago
Wait, isn't that just called Self-hosted?
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- meheleventyone 5y agoI'd say the difference could be primarily about ownership of your data and identity. So when you go to someone elses website you bring your data with you, auth through your own keys rather than them storing it for you. Think localStorage but hostable and shareable with granular permissions to data or WebAuthn but usable by normal people. There'd definitely be a bunch of companies helping the less technically inclined but the point is to make that a choice you can change as opposed to having all your life locked into three behemoths.