Feels like we’re just putting all our stuff out there with a bow on it for a hacker. 🤷♀️
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If you rent your own server and put your data there, it is fairly safe as long as you know how to secure it from remote access.
But if you trust Google, Amazon, Facebook, Microsoft, or others with your data by giving it to them to store for you, it is not safe. They will mine and sell your data as much as is legally allowed in your country. Comcast SUED to prevent Mozilla from providing secure DNS so Comcast couldn’t see what sites you visit. Most companies are mining every bit of data about you they can get, so handing them more isn’t going to change their minds.
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