Agree for self-hosted apps. However I’m also looking for a service like that one by ente.io. Here it’s more important that they continue to operate. Sure, with open-source you can self-host or find someone else, but this only works if the service is popular. Less popular open source apps disappaer when the developer gives up. The code would still available, but no one will keep it up-to-date.
I’m looking a for photo-storage option for the long-run.
Open-source is not a must, but nice. E2E encryption is not a must, but nice.
I just want to place to store, edit(?), categorize, search, share my photos. And I don’t want to the place to be Google, Apple, or Microsoft. So, this does look interesting.
However, I also want to low-maintenance, low-cost, stable long-term solution. I value convenience.
What options should I consider?
It was a paid service and it still is a paid service. However, now that they open-sourced the server, you can self-host.
This requires an old version of Authy Desktop. I’m on Linux and i cannot find this old version anywhere. They use snap.
I’m not against a rule banning too many reddit accounts, but how would they know? Ok, counting aliases per sender domain is a good hint without scanning content.