There is immense power in being in control of your own data. As ownership and governance of apps and online services consolidate, it's understandable if you want to consider your options when it comes to where you store your private data and records of your everyday activities. Take a minute to think about what you'd want to leave behind. Big Tech giants that hoard your data' Subscription services' Invasive ad tracking' Government surveillance' Your needs and risks are unique to you, but hopefully a few of these recommendations help to hit the spot. If you ever wanted to read something later, like a news story, feature article, or anything else with a web address, save it to your Wallabag. This read-later web-archiving service may not have the same ring to it as its main commercial rival Pocket, but Wallabag is a strong competitor with article-saving tools and features as good as what Pocket offers. You can save your must-reads for later on a Wallabag server you can run for free on...
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