this post was submitted on 09 Jul 2023
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It runs /e/OS, which is very much a privacy focussed OS.
https://e.foundation/e-os/
/e/OS is anything but privacy focused. It's based on Lineage OS that has been configured to send all your data to the /e/Foundation, who runs their own NextCloud servers. Instead of trusting Google, you're just trusting /e/. I wouldn't use their stuff.
you can also just point it to your nextcloud server instead.
Yes, but why bother? I also don't trust /e/ to build their own apps because they haven't in the past. They just downloaded them from elsewhere.