Own the machine!

Let’s face it: our phone, our web browser seem to knows accurately what we want to buy before we search for it online, and sometimes even what we are about to search for.

We know ourselves as much as we can

Because of all the data that big technology companies have been relentlessly collecting from us for decades now, we have been profiled with an unbelievable precision.

No doubt: they know us much better than we know ourselves

Photos are the most evident personal value we actually share with big tech companies; there are many others. Every single free application is a data capture vector; you name them from all the icons that populate your mobile screen, one page, two pages, three, and counting…

Unlock data

As with cookies on the web sites we visit, we have the choice: agree to share data or refuse consent. Is it a fair choice that is left to us, when we refuse consent, that naturally makes us agree to legitimate interest?

Because even if we see the hidden hundreds of vendors section, deactivating them one by one is consuming enough time to drive us to finally accept. So unfair…

Withdraw from the twisted game

For all the personal data we upload on so many sites and platforms, we have to recognize that nobody forces none of us to give away so much insight about ourselves.

Without reading terms about data sharing and privacy, we agree to give away our high price personal life and intimacy traded for the use of low value digital services.

Bring the data home!

The one who owns the machine owns the data it hosts, whether they hold or not any copyright on it; they own the data because they hold the key to the door behind which we lock our personal data.

We should question the fairness of the trade terms.

The answer is that we should host data on our own machine, not theirs, we should run the processes on our own machine, not theirs, we should stop being manipulated by their algorithms.

It’s time to keep our data home with your Digital Break Free Personal Data Center.