I already do it on my browser and I get dopamine hit everytime I see the number count go up but I didn’t know about the mobile app, about to do it right now.

I use it as my cloud backup along with 2 drives. It’s pretty good, smooth, open source, and claims e2ee just like proton and mega, and no bugs that I’ve found. I would put it on the same level as proton just newer. But just like how Libb said, if you worry about the future governments or want more privacy, maybe consider using cryptomator and this goes for any cloud storage. I use it with Filen and everything has been good so far.

Also you sadly just missed their last lifetime pro plans sale but doesn’t sad like you need it. Hope this helps!!

Yes I’ve heard of it and would love to do that and when it’s possible, I will. Sadly it is not an option right now so sideloading it is

Sorry for the late reply.

No existing hardware for me to self host but I do have 2 Linux laptops which can be used to practice but not full on self hosting as they both are main laptops. I do plan on buying a nas but that is not my main priority right now and the money has to go elsewhere.

I have a list of things I want to self host but for staters, ente, paperless ngx, nextcloud, media server.

Yes I heard of Ubuntu server but was scared I was going to need more Linux skills to navigate. Glad it won’t be that way but I will probably learn. Thanks for docker compose I heard of it but have not gotten to the stage of using it yet.

Part of me wants every website to do this. The UK just gets blocked from majority of the internet then people in the UK can get angry and rebel.

1. Try clearing cookies and data on your browser
2. Try a different browser such as mullvad or even tor
3. Try a different location such as a library to see if your ip ban
4. Buy a new pc
5. Stay off reddit cause lemmy is better anyway