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Time to use private cloud

The source code is available (bottom of the beta page https://download.duple.io/en/beta.html)

Again, it comes down a lot to privacy, especially in response to the growing inclusion of governments in our digital life.

-Alternative to Gmail: ProtonMail (https://protonmail.com/)

-Alternative to Google: DuckDuckGo (https://duckduckgo.com/?t=hk)

-Alternative to Dropbox and GoogleDrive: Duple (https://www.duple.io/en/)

-Alternative to Whatsapp: Signal (https://signal.org/)

Adding to this this project currently in beta, a simple self-hosted private Dropbox with E2EE: https://www.duple.io/en/

You might want to look into Librem https://puri.sm/ , it's quite an exciting project

May you elaborate? What does it offer more? Since Nextcloud and Duple do offer backup as well.

Just so I understand right and out of curiosity, what does that offer more than the likes of Nextcloud: https://nextcloud.com/ or Duple: https://www.duple.io/en/

Since if I understand correctly both provide backup in addition to other functionalities?

Found a list of comparisons to other solutions including Syncthing: https://blog.duple.io/what-is-the-point-of-duple/

From their blogpost:

"-Syncthing is P2P, so you get the disadvantages along with it e.g. all your devices need to be turned on at the same time. If not, you get a desynchronisation between your devices and create conflict. -Syncthing is not an app for backup (see this link, section 2.2.17). Duple is; in fact backup is one of our main features. -Then, similar to the likes of Nextcloud, Syncthing also includes a complicated installation/setup that isn't aimed at everyone and requires some IT expertise. One of the main points of Duple is to provide an out of the box tool that anyone can use, with super easy set up. -It is also worth noting that Syncthing is not planning on supporting iOS platforms."