Within 10 seconds I was convinced I needed to try this.
For me, the next step for this is taking all the sensor data recorded for a ride, and loading it into my own fitness tracking database that I own, control, and isn't tied to someone else's profits.
Looks good, but unless I'm severely mistaken it's a SAAS, not self hosted. As long as it's on someone else's service I don't own it and it's not under my control.
I openly admit, I have not spent much time researching this subject, was just in the back of my brain as I migrate away from SAAS and IAAS.
While so many people try to come up with technical solutions for legal concerns, the method Jacob used was pragmatic.
You cannot be compelled to turn over what you do not have
If you're concerned about your digital devices while crossing borders, do not forget a viable option is to simply not have a digital device with you when you cross.
Put simply, do not limit your imagination to purely technical means.
Of course, there may be means to compel you to retrieve that data, but typically at border crossings your primary threat surface is physical possession.
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