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cloudyo··on Privacy: Is That iPhone?
And on the topic of privacy and iPhone: what you can do to protect yourself from attacks: https://blog.duple.io/how-i-can-hack-your-phone/
cloudyo··on European Cloud Project Draws Backlash from U.S. Tech Giants
... and as a EU project private alternative to the likes of Dropbox, there's Duple, an app that gives you your full private Dropbox at home. Self-hosted, E2EE, and works just like a Dropbox (currently in beta): https://www.duple.io/en/
cloudyo··on NSO hacked WhatsApp to spy on top government officials at U.S. allies
Welcome, Signal
cloudyo··on NSO hacked WhatsApp to spy on top government officials at U.S. allies
Sometimes you just feel like using Signal instead
cloudyo··on How to Avoid Leaving Tracks Around the Internet
-Use a private cloud, so that your data is in your control.

We've actually developed a self-hosted private cloud solution as a substitute to Dropbox for exactly these reasons. Basically a private Dropbox at home (no complicated installation and no server needed)

We're currently in beta, could interest a few in this thread! https://www.duple.io/en/

The point is to have a product that works just like a Dropbox, as simple and straightforward, but that is actually private with no one interfering, playing, accessing or reading your data.

cloudyo··on Ask HN: What's a promising area to work on?
Digital privacy / security. People and companies are becoming more and more privacy aware/conscious/concerned. All the scandals (e.g. data breaches, targeted advertising, selling of user data) and new regulations such as GDPR are only increasing the need and demand for privacy
cloudyo··on The Internet of creation disappeared. Now we have surveillance and control
Agreed. We also need to make out of the box private tools that anyone can use. Step by step!
cloudyo··on The Internet of creation disappeared. Now we have surveillance and control
"our battle is not lost, but that we can control the use of our data, [...] that the privacy laws that protect us are obeyed."

Privacy, privacy. We've actually developed a self-hosted private cloud solution as a substitute to Dropbox for exactly these reasons. Basically a private Dropbox at home (no complicated installation and no server needed)

We're currently in beta, could interest a few in this thread! https://www.duple.io/en/

The point is to have a product that works just like a Dropbox, as simple and straightforward, but that is actually private with no one interfering, playing, accessing or reading your data.