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  • Great idea! Two things

    • E2EE is a default in privacy by design so consider CryptPad for docs instead
    • change the name. Inline Style is terrible (sorry but to a native English speaker it sounds lame). How about just Inline?
  • I thought that I would need Yunohost to take care of all the web hosting stuff in the back ground...? Are you saying to just push files into the VPS barebones, or into Yunohosts website app shell? (Sorry I'm new to VPS stuff).

    And how would you push the files from Codeberg? what is the method?

  • Does anyone know if you can deploy files to Yunohost using Git? Or via a url from a git repository?

    I'd like to host a website using Yunohost, and push the files to it from Codeberg.

  • good points, well written.

    On the conspiracy point: Would it help to distinguish between standard use of micro-targeting (flooding the zone with shit and targeting swing voters) and foreign gov interference?

    I find both to be shocking, but perhaps the latter is more conspiracy like. And the latter requires the misuse of the RTB system (e.g. the Russian military paying to pose as advertisers to get access to the RTB data), whereas the former is just an ugly byproduct of using the RTB system legally.

  • The site is hosting by a hosting company - and they assure me that the cert is fine.

    If I was self hosting I'd expect these problems, but not with a hosting company.

    The only difference with this company is that they do not use any big tech infrastructure - they have their own servers. I wonder if big tech has something they don't.....?

  • lol you're right up there with the person suggesting doxxing just to show them it can be done...!

    Having said that I did read about someone who tried to locate themselves using publically findable information, and they managed it. It freaked them out a bit, so to do it to someone else would be wild.

  • It certainly make me feel safer against big tech snooping. Is obscuring your IP address not useful? I genuinely want to hear the arguments for and against VPNs. And if they're not effective what are better ways we can protect ourselves?

  • Shoshana Zuboff says that privacy is already, effectively, dead. Or at least on life support. And there is no way we can reform the tech giants and surveillance capitalism. She says the only way out is around - to boycott them and use alternatives. That's what inspired my site.

  • I have friends and family who occupy both sides of the political spectrum, so it's impossible to have just one message that suits both. That's why I've largely avoided politics my whole life...

    But tech has become political, so it's not that easy to avoid anymore 😬

    On my website homepage Rebel Tech Alliance.org I try and make it clear that we're trying to undermine a business model, not a political ideology. But the presence of the word 'capitalism' in surveillance capitalism does trigger some people to start talking politics.