this post was submitted on 29 May 2025
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Yeah, but then you're not self-hosting, you're paying or using their free services to manage that for you.
Yup. And letting them collect data on what goes through their service is the cost.
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Happens with most services.
I’m sure that one boutique website you shopped on had buried in the T&C that they can sell your data.
Very few people care. So no, for most it is not really a no brainer. It's more effort and work pretty much everywhere. Try to use jellyfin on the Xbox client and tell me that isn't trash.