Keynote - Protecting privacy with free software
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Frank Karlitschek explains how Nextcloud, an open-source, federated and distributed platform, provides self-hosted file access, syncing, sharing, calendar, contacts, video calls and media streaming to protect user privacy against hackers and state surveillance. He outlines the surveillance and espionage problems on the internet and describes Nextcloud's current and upcoming federation features and how to join the community to run your own Nextcloud server.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 2:29Centralized services and privacy risks
- 5:51Open source alternatives for cloud services
- 11:08Federated solutions and Nextcloud demo
- 16:28Challenges in federated systems
- 19:19Nextcloud hosting and setup
- 22:06Real-world use case and photo sharing
- 24:50Federated communication features
- 27:05Vision for federated infrastructure
- 30:19Nextcloud company and support model
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