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Great timing, with Mozilla's new privacy policy problems the other day
by promiseofbeans 2y ago
Great timing, with Mozilla's new privacy policy problems the other day
- EasyMark 2y agowhy would those matter since your sync data is encrypted and they can't see it anyway?
- anilakar 2y agoThe issue is not Mozilla getting access to your data, but losing access to Sync itself.
- cship2 2y agoWhy have your data sitting on a timebomb when quantum risks are just around the corner. Self host if you care about your data!
- jraph 2y agoHow do you protect your self host against quantum risks?
- cship2 2y agoSelf host one have control over the post quantum custom encryption you want to use, not at wimp of some corporate over Lord who know they are really doing it for user benefit or just a user acquisition trick.
- jraph 2y ago> the post quantum custom encryption Do you have a custom encryption that is post quantum?
- 1oooqooq 2y agobecause they can update the client tomorrow to not use e2e... meta did it. google did it. so not without precedent.
- jraph 2y agoIf you self host, you don't need to wonder whether you need to respect their acceptable use policy.