Your devices store encrypted and inaccessible data themselves, yes. Inaccessible without the immediate permission of some foreign company. You keep ignoring that.
I started using as personal sync (1.1) server because syncing used to take 15 (or more) minutes before timing out and failing. Why would I want access to personal data to be at the whim of a foreign entity? You keep dodging and evading that question which Iāve repeatedly asked.
Then whatās the point? You seem to keep ignoring the point of running your own sync server - WHATāS THE POINT OF A SYNC SERVER THAT CANāT SYNC?
Youāre pretending this is a fringe case that doesnāt count, yet this COMMON problem is why Iām running my own sync server now!
They can if you were using them for authorisation. THATāS THE WHOLE POINT OF AUTHORISATION. They have your key, and therefore can access the data youāre hosting.
You really donāt understand how any of this works, do you?
It doesnāt matter. It only takes one flaw for the whole system to become weak, and that weakness IS NO LONGER UNDER YOUR CONTROL. Some foreign company controls it. The more you try to justify yourself, the more ignorant you appear. You should stop.
That information is part of your account. You know, the account youāre leaving under the control of some foreign company.
No, and I never said it was. Iām giving you reasons to HOST YOUR OWN SYNC SERVER like I do. Iām currently utilising a 1.1 server on ownCloud (for my primary browser Pale Moon), while trying to set up a cloud-independent (but inconvenient) 1.5 server for Firefox.
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No, I have my arguments, and you have straw men.
Iām not waiting, Iāve set up a 1.5 server (accounts, auth, and sync) that Iāve built from source, but itās not convenient. Iām hoping a real coder will create the two apps I specified for NextCloud. What I wrote isnāt hard to understand, unless youāre intentionally being obtuse.