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Synology Privacy Pollicy? - Lemmy.World
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this post was submitted on 12 May 2025
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I think I would stay away from Synology in general these days, after this:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43734706
There are plenty of DIY NAS solutions available and I'd just use one.
I've used a synology as my first NAS. Using truenas now on a selfmade larger one.
The learning curve for truenas vs synology is immense tbh. I'm still not fluent in truenas usage.
You have to be a hobbyist to use a truenas. Synology is fire and forget tbh. My technologically incompetent Gen z (seriously, wtf is up with Gen z it skills...) kids/nephews could use synology. No way they would get truenas running.
That being said, I personally do prefer truenas, but I've put in days of works to get where it is.