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this post was submitted on 09 Jul 2023
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If you don't trust your admins, you can host your own instance. That way you'd control what is federated and with whom.
Buuut your server ip would be public, so idk...
@fermuch If you want to host your own instance but don't want the trouble of making your IP public for every random Bob to see, there is always Masto.host (which I've used before on my own) https://masto.host/
Yeah, but now you're moving trust from the instance into trusting masto.host...
@fermuch That's a good point, I guess it's up to the individual to decide what or who they trust most