You’re very welcome to self host Musish! We plan on setting up a Dockerfile some time over the next week or two.Just saying, being open source doesn't make it safe. Those codes are there alright.
But it is dependent on who manages the project and servers. Code can always be be added to the service/server.
Not saying they did, but saying its safe because you can read the source code ain't it.
Its only safe, if you download the source code, inspect it, then host your own server.
Just like any other open source programs, download, inspect, compile. Now that's safe.
For now I understand feeling uneasy, we’re more than happy with self hosting and if you want help feel free to reach out!
We use Apple’s federated authentication system, it works similar to how a login with Google or Facebook on a third party service works- at no point are we able to access the user’s credentials, and at no point do we even take their token. Musish is designed to be safe, secure, and private!
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Perhaps it was a slightly over-engineered solution, but at least now I have less of an excuse to be distracted by my phone while at work.Soooo...they work at a desk, but can’t charge their phone? Bull.
And lol, we all do well over the work we’re paid to do.
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