Or employees using AI to generate their work/content now need to spend equally as much time reviewing their generated work/content.

It’s like being a manager and asking your employee that you know always fucks up to do something. You have two options, get the employee to write it, then you check it after, or you write it yourself and save time on explaining or checking.

If I happen to have a domain, but only have a free tier of gmail can I still do the DNS recognition you mentioned?

Nextcloud was great for getting me de-Googled. I use it for contacts, calendars, notes, files storage, photo uploads.

Everything self-hosted and backed up with snapshot every few hours.

When switching over to a paid mail service like this, do you start by forwarding all your your emails from google (or another service) and then slowly start migrating accounts to the new mail address?

Or is there anything I might be missing?

Mailbox looks interesting to me, and have really been wanting to ditch my gmail, it’s the last thing I have left under Google at the moment.

What is a Reddit? /s

What is Reddit?

Fast and Furious Betamax!

They do, but thankfully with pfSense you can do DNS overrides with firewall rules to force all network devices to use local DNS, blocking everything else.

https://dominetec.com.br/en/redirect-all-dns-requests-to-pfsense-router

FAST and FURIOUS - Opening Scene Car Chase

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7I353MuzAwo

This one always gets me, walking home from the bar drunk (to avoid driving) can get you thrown in prison, or shot. At least in the US.

Honestly a cop would give you less hassle if you drove home drunk.

No need to click the link, I justed added it so people that are not aware of what Inito or Mira can get a sense.

Anyways what I am looking for is a complete local alternative to Inito or Mira. These are fertility monitors that track a few different items (the article gets into it a bit better then I can explain my self).

I have been searching online for different monitors but honestly it looks like nothing exists, at least in the North American market that comes close what these two monitors offer.

I was really hoping that the people here in this community would be willing to help out like I myself occasionally do. Obviously not everyone knows every product out there, but maybe there is one or two of us on here that might know of something or point me in a direction.

Like stated before my biggest concern is the two fertility monitors that I found here send their data to the cloud, and their policies say this information can be used for target ads. This is a huge red flag for me.

Have you seen any similar products like the two on the article I linked too? Something that’s fully local and privacy respecting or preferably self-hosted.

The article is not mine (not sure why some people think so), but something that I linked to give people a sense of what devices I am looking for.

I can’t believe people in their community are downvoting an ask for help on here lol?

I’m just more concerned that the app actually sends data out to a 3rd party and uses it for marketing and targeted ads.

You are right though no subscription, but that means the company makes money on the metadata collected as well as the hardware sales.

I have been looking for something that’s more privacy oriented and self-hosted in that data is only stored locally on the home network or phone.

Is anyone in the community aware of any local, offline, or self-hosted alternatives to products like these?

I was reading the privacy agreements on both and both collect and sell data. Inito seems better but it still says it will use collected metadata to sell targeted personalized ads.

Immich as recommended by a few others, and there’s also Nextcloud, but keep in mind Nextcloud is a little “heavier” in that it has more functions and features.

For example it can be used as a drive, calendar, contacts, notes, and photo alternative. Look into a addin for Nextcloud called memories that I personally like better than the native photo app.

I run both immich and Nextcloud, as well as a bunch of other alternatives to Google’s services.

Sony uses a VPN to spoof its location outside of the geoIP blocking area, and then is surprised it can access a blocked site? WTF

Judge somehow does not see the distinction, or understand location spoofing at all.

Fundamentally even with TLS enabled and encrypting your DNS queries your ISP can still see what websites you are going to. Not what your doing on those sites, but they can see a visit to those sites.

Here’s a video that shows what your ISP can still see.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNdeOpu9BoE

I have no netbird experience, but if it’s just like wireguard can you split tunnel instead of full tunnel to your friends network?

I think with a split tunnel you should still be able to access his network and resources?