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Self-hosting keeps your private data out of AI models
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this post was submitted on 24 May 2024
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Still tricky if you run a public facing site, there are constant crawlers and bots and any of those could be feeding AI.
Don't put private data on your public facing website?
Is such a thing even possible? 👽
Well of course, that's true of any and all publicly accessible data. At least with self-hosting, your private channels still don't get mined against your wishes