I don’t want to use dynamic DNS, since I think it provides a poor user experience due to DNS caching. To make all that possible, I’d need a way for Internet traffic to reach my home LAN, behind a router with a dynamic IP. It’s also a pipe dream to one day host my own email server, so I can move off of Google Apps. I’d like to self-host NextCloud (to replace Amazon Photos and OneDrive), static site hosting (to replace my existing VPS and GitHub Pages), and continuous integration using GitLab CE (to replace Travis CI). I want the bits and bytes that describe the intimate details of my life to live around under my own roof and only escape to the Internet with my permission. I’m not really keen on the mental image of Jeff Bezos, sitting on a yacht, looking at pictures of my wife.įor that reason, I’ve decided to start moving my personal data into my personal control. Amazon Photos, for example, has started using machine learning to identify the people in my photos. I’ve been growing less satisfied with the privacy options afforded by major cloud providers. I sync photos of my friends and family to Amazon Photos, blast my private data off to Microsoft OneDrive, give my passwords to 1password, and trust my web hosting provider not to run away with my data. photo sourceįor the last decade or so, I’ve been steadily increasing the amount of data I send to the cloud. This guy is looking at pictures of my wife, probably.
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