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No. I would rather support an open source project and actually have the data myself on a server that I control.
by hammyhavoc 5y ago
No. I would rather support an open source project and actually have the data myself on a server that I control.
- newbie789 5y ago
- applgo443 5y agoHow do you have your own server? Also, I don't think people usually want to host their own servers.
- hammyhavoc 5y agoThe popularity of projects like Unraid, and plenty of similar open source ones makes this comment look silly. There are countless people running Nextcloud and/or SyncThing on Pi and NAS too. Hell, that there are so many consumer NAS brands tells me that people want to run their own servers. Plex, anybody?
- jjice 5y agoWhile there are lots of people that like to selfhost (including myself), the majority of users don't want to. Look at all major services from Google Drive to iCloud to Dropbox. Depending on what it is, I'd even rather pay for a hosted version than deal with it myself. I do this with Bitwarden. I don't want the headache of all the potential that could go wrong when I can just pay $10 a year for a fantastic password manager.