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Like I already said this isn't about any company but rather encouraging griefing
I see, good to know
After thinking some more this mindset is not good at all. If everyone becomes complacent due to habit and convenience that would be bad
Yes that is correct, I just wanted to hear what people on Lemmy have to say
The problem is I have been using proton for years and I have 385 entries so switching to say Tuta would be a drag (unless there is an option to migrate, I haven't checked) Proton IIRC is also the cheaper of the two. Or would you say I should suck it up and make the switch?
You are also able to bring your own S3 compatible storage
In NanoGPT You also got TEE (Trusted Execution Environment) models which are more private/secure from my understanding. From GPT-OSS 120B TEE:
"TEE‑based AI models run their inference or training inside a Trusted Execution Environment (TEE), a hardware‑secured enclave that isolates code and data from the rest of the system. This provides data confidentiality, protects the model’s IP, enables cryptographic attestation of the exact model version, and satisfies regulatory privacy requirements, making AI services trustworthy and suitable for secure multi‑party or decentralized applications." One downside is that they are usually pretty expensive to run
I mean I can do it like I did with Gmail, just forward all the mails and slowly migrate everything