therealSoasa

It's an evolution of services and data , those who can, self host. Those who don't self host, can - we don't discriminate here 😉

All views in this post are of my own even though they are hosted on Reddit servers subscriptions sold separately & Batteries not included.

Walk away from it , seriously - step away from the rack.

I too had a homelab , it was used to learn , once I had learnt what I needed it got switched off and decommissioned , sold , given away .

Don't feel you need to keep it running just because

Meh you don't really lose your data , do you. I mean , we all know where it is.

Can't wait for "bring your lab to work day" 😉

The answer is no, but you're still gonna worry 😂

My brain went straight to lasagne ;p

It would be nice to have full transparency on this element from Google , perhaps publish the data that's being shared between said apps , a weekly downloadable report would be fine to start to understand just what is being generated that needs to be anonymized, pseudonymized.

Or do you think that once a user sees that information they would then question the need to continue to use apps which collect such personalized info in the first place...

Amateur pfffff Where's the DVD reveal 😭😔 everybody knows thats the real find. WHAT'S IN THE TRAY!!

So then best way to approach this is to make a backup and then restore it. pst from outlook is easy can Google it costs nothing.

Move your email to where you want it once or many times , restore or use the pst as an archive.

In both cases you don't need overlay products that do the same thing native clients have been doing for decades , you're just adding another kink to the confusion train. K.i.S.S and you won't end up in over your head 😜

Guess the clue is in the "I'm in over my head" statement.

Just do the work yourself , why spend money on bit tantrum , aka boob Titian , aka brain torture, aka boulda dash, aka waste 'o time!!! Bit titan nothing more than an overlay for existing functionality - don't be wasting your monies folks. Be smart

All day everyday - all my servers are non-vm Ubuntu and/or one of the other sharply dressed penguin varietities :D