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I personally believe the approach proposed by Daplie is the way forward, not only because it allows users to take back control of their own data, but also because you don't have to give up on a friendly user experience to do so:

https://daplie.com/



I knew https://sandstorm.io and I just went to see daplie.com: My worry with Daplie is whether the UI will be as cool as promised. Sandstorm is the same idea as Daplie without the hardware part, and already their features aren't as useful as I initially thought.


Have you tried https://cloudron.io ?


Hmm. Go read their TOS about hyperlinking and see if you still think they're friendly.


Daplie doesn't have a TOS on the Server. The TOS is established by the owner of the device, literally.


They actually changed it - when I looked at it, they had some BS about approving linking to their site.

Tried finding the backup on archive.org, but it's having a difficult time with that site.


>"They actually changed it - when I looked at it, they had some BS about approving linking to their site."

How long ago did you first read about it? Was it before the Indiegogo campaign started?

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/daplie-the-cloud-system-t...


Hello! I'm AJ. I manage the website. We started the site with a cookie cutter template and left a garbage TOS and Privacy Policy in there by mistake. Someone told me about this post and so I pretty much pulled the TOS and I've been working through the Privacy Policy too. Consider this a draft, would love your feedback on github issues: https://github.com/daplie/daplie.com/




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