“You’re not just reducing harm; you’re reclaiming ownership. Your phone OS, your desktop OS, your file storage, your email footprint, your app permissions. These are the load-bearing walls of your digital life. Reinforcing them matters more than any individual setting change or app swap.”
“You’re not just reducing harm; you’re reclaiming ownership. Your phone OS, your desktop OS, your file storage, your email footprint, your app permissions. These are the load-bearing walls of your digital life. Reinforcing them matters more than any individual setting change or app swap.”
absolutely. another great post here.
But NAS is more costly than free software. I want privacy but not pay a lot of money, i started using email alias, and try to ditch apps.
Yes. A NAS does require around $500 minimum to get started. I’ve had mine for almost 10 years, so that’s only $50 if you think of it that way.
Setting up my own NAS was the best move I could have done!