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Fennec F-Droid is based on the latest Firefox release (codenamed Fenix). It has proprietary bits and telemetry removed, but still connects to various Mozilla and Google services that can track users.

Edit: Quickly checked an article from Mike Kuketz (german): https://www.kuketz-blog.de/firefox-datensendeverhalten-android-app-f-droid-version-browser-check-teil6/

Fennec contacts mozilla servers to get new lists for the anti fingerprinting and anti tracking technologies. Also xml files with info about vulnarabilities etc. It sends not much.

Google is contacted when you have google as standard search provider and search suggestions active.

Otherwise no tracking etc

I second Mull. Fennec is okay as well.

Fuck off with your ads

No, since every monkey would take a while to finish one book. Even if infinite monkeys would do it at thr same time.

And, if we digg deeper, even infinitly many monkeys could fail in one go, if infinitly many would write the same book and only finitely many another, then they could create only shit books. And as this could happen almost every time, you'd better have an infinite amount of time as well.

Sweden has seen massive increases in violent crime and poverty ever since they started allowing anyone in.

That is wrong. Crime has slightly increased due to more population in general.

America has a very similar policy with immigrants

No, it hasn't and never had.

less Sweden until they clean up their policies that are turning their country into the third world

You're way more in danger of that in your corposucking neoliberal shithole.

This might help: https://lemmy.world/post/440073

If you want to host miltiple things with only one ip I woild always recommend a reverse proxy, so it is good that you mention that but since it isn't strictly necessary, it is no alternative imo.

A reverse proxy solves another problrm, doesn't it? In any case it requires one of the solutions I mentioned to make your stuff accessible from outside.

Might be, I don't know it 😅

Additionally, is a self hosted server only accessible inside my home? What about accessing the services outside, like Bitwarden or Nextcloud apps that require syncing and availability of data wherever I am? If it is useless outside, there would be no point for me personally to self host in the first place since I am perfectly fine with using cloud services for now and the convenience that comes with it. Plus, no one else in my family cares about self hosting and I don't wish to spend the effort to convince them to in vain, so setting up a server for convenience of everyone at home is also out of the question.

It is only accessible from your local network (if it is there in the first place, you can always selfhost on rented virtual private server), until you make it accessible. There a different ways to achieve that:

• Wireguard tunnel
• cloudflare tunnel
• (reverse) ssh tunnel
• dynDNS
• opening ports on your router

Which is the way for you depends on the circumstances, how your ISP connects you to the internet mainly

6GB of RAM is for up to 8 concurrent users.

If you want to self host, I recommend mailcow. It is not that hard to install and if you follow the instructions you'll have a working solution whose mails are not considered spam by every other sane server. Sadly, some operate with whitelists.