y0kai

Could one not theoretically self-host a PW manager that also keeps a local copy of the database for times with no internet?

Idk if that doesn’t exist yet or what, and there are plenty of other reasons against self-hosting a PW manager but that seems like a logical work-around for that particular problem. Keep your access when the internet is down, and keep your data out of third party control.

I simply don’t trust any company that provides a “free” service and is owned by Tencent, who has a 35% stake in Discord.

I’m a beginner currently doing exactly the same thing, plus a but more.

For the server I’m using Proxmox as a hypervisor, which let’s me experiment with various OS’s as I choose. For my phone, I have a pixel with GrapheneOS, which I love.

Giving it to China for free isn’t selling. Its just called “investor relations”

“by selling all our data to language learning models like everyone else is”

I imagine China is using it for free since Tencent owns a 38% stake.

Doesn’t selfhosting headscale prevent the keys to the kingdom thing you’re talking about?