📡 Cloud Services Provider, Infrastructure for people who care about privacy and control
Zurich, Switzerland
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Two brands. One belief : privacy.
We're proud to announce our official partnership with @unstoppablebyhs, PrivateAlps now powers the XMR, BTC & LTC nodes behind Unstoppable Wallet.
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So happy to support @rareuiHQ and what you're building for the community! Great things ahead 🤝🧡
Really happy to welcome @PrivateAIps as RareUI’s Diamond Sponsor.
Their support helps us keep building RareUI, improving the open-source library, and shipping more for the community.
Really appreciate PrivateAIps for backing RareUI and supporting what we’re building.
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Roughly a third of breaches now start somewhere you don't control: a vendor, a contractor, a support tool you gave access to once and forgot about.
The vendor gets breached, not you - and your data goes out through their door instead of yours. You did nothing wrong and you're still in the disclosure email.
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Most companies have never actually listed every third party with standing access to customer or infrastructure data. Not because it's hard - nobody's asked the question yet.
A supply-chain audit takes an afternoon: list every vendor with access, check what they can see, cut anything you don't actively use. Do it once a quarter and the next "third-party vendor" headline stops being about you.
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314 votes against. 276 for. Chat Control still moved forward. Here’s why:
314 MEPs voted to reject Chat Control 1.0. 276 voted against rejecting it. And yet the measure survived.
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The temporary Chat Control 1.0 framework is now back in place while the EU continues debating the permanent rules around private communications and encryption.
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If this changes how you think about who should control access to your data, that’s exactly why private infrastructure matters.
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Before you hand anyone access to your infrastructure, ask three questions:
Do they encrypt data at rest?
Who else can see your data?
What happens to your access when the contract ends?
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Privacy starts with understanding your infrastructure
Recent discussions around messaging regulation in Europe highlight an important question:
Who controls the systems handling your data?
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Encryption, open technologies, and independent infrastructure help reduce unnecessary exposure and give users more control.
Privacy is about informed choices.
#PrivacyByDesign #DigitalSovereignty
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When you're picking a VPN, what actually tips the decision for you?
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The padlock icon on your Instagram DMs makes it look locked down. It isn't.
Meta pulled end-to-end encryption from Instagram DMs earlier this year, and under the EU's new scanning rules, those same messages can now be reviewed automatically too.
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Paying with crypto doesn't mean something shady is happening.
Most of the time it means you'd rather not link your bank account to every subscription, server, or tool you use.
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Card payments leave a trail most people don't think about: your bank, the payment processor, and often the merchant all get a record tied to your name.
Crypto breaks that link at the payment layer, even if the transaction itself is traceable on-chain.
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We support both crypto and standard payments at PrivateAlps because privacy should be a choice, not a hoop to jump through. privatealps.net/en
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"Easy" cloud means easy for the platform. Vendor access by default, limited visibility into logging, terms that shift mid-contract, pricing on their schedule.
If this sounds familiar, repost so others know what they're signing up for 🔁
#Infrastructure #HostingSolutions #WebHosting
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"Easy" cloud means easy for the platform. Vendor access by default, limited visibility into logging, terms that shift mid-contract, pricing on their schedule.
If this sounds familiar, repost so others know what they're signing up for 🔁
#Infrastructure #HostingSolutions #WebHosting
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