Is there any technical/security guarantee's to Deta's privacy claims? For one, a casual reading of their privacy page suggests they integrate a half dozen analytics (aka monitoring) tools including Google Analytics.
We use GA in our dashboard but the apps themselves do not contain tracking. We aim to remove all tracking in the future. GA only collects web pages visits (anonymously).
Are there any technical limitations to prevent Deta (or someone who compromises Deta) from accessing a user's data?
With regards to different apps installed within a user's personal cloud, is there any isolation that ensures a compromise with one app can't compromise data in other apps the user installs?
I can't see how I could have full ownership of it since I didn't set it up and have no idea how it works. It comes across as very 'black box' and hidden behind the scenes.
Either way it's not self-hosted unless I'm the one doing the full setup from the start.
You're both trying to redefine what everyone understands as self-hosting, in some seemingly direct ways.
If you have concerns you should probably just be using Heroku or your own homegrown solution in IaaS/Bare Metal.
But it doesn't seem to provide any real description of technical justifications to claim Deta provides "privacy".
We don't have much information on Space as we're still in the alpha stage.
Deta Cloud (deta.sh) is a PaaS like Heroku. Deta Space (deta.space) on the other hand is something new we call the "personal cloud". We will announce more soon.