They only provide DNS. I choose when and if to update. Very different setup from Google, in many ways that matter to user autonomy. Most importantly, due to us

They only provide DNS. I choose when and if to update. Very different setup from Google, in many ways that matter to user autonomy. Most importantly, due to users hosting all the data using their own physical space, electricity, and bandwidth, the incentive for Synology to scan everything stored evaporates: they are not on the hook for illegal files hosted on a server in someone's home. I think the picture is less clear when it's Google or Apple doing the hosting, which leads them to scan people's files as a policy.