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Yet-another-software-as-a-service-dont-own-your-own-data-startup.

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Or you do what everyone else does, which is force everyone to adopt the SaaS model by revoking their licenses or otherwise bricking the software.

That's why it's important to own your own data in a way that can be reused and adapted when they try and screw you later. You see this all the time with video games nowadays. Everyone wants their own launcher and subscription services.


Ah yes - SaaS. Scam as a Service.

The irony that this is exactly the kind of garbage that SaaS is, yet it's the bread and butter of many here.

Yet another reason SaaS is trash

booooooooooo

this is why SaaS sucks


And another example of why you shouldn't depend on SaaS startups for anything you can't replace very quickly with another SaaS or a homegrown solution.

And you have the same right with any SaaS.

SaaS software as a service is so often SaaSS service as a software substitute. Inflexible, unowned, uncomposable & wired up liable to enshittify terribly.

I wish we could do anything about it, but it's a third-party SaaS (like everything else these days...)

But is all of that worse than SaaS?

At least you own the hardware.


This is the epitome of Software as a Service. SaaS is a race to the bottom every country and every corporation has been fighting so hard for.

Eventually it'll all be bottom.


So it's SaaS?

See: Adobe Cloud

I cant think of a more exploitative “SAAS” off hand.


Ah, the classic Bait and Switch SaaS.

Seems to me that when SAP embraces Software as a Service, it shows how inevitable SaaS is.

Screw all of this SaaS needs to die a horrible death. All of these webapps/SaaS products are just data collection apps that can lock you out at any moment. We need to get back to owning our data and installing locally.

SaaS is trash

Indeed. I really don't understand how proprietary SaaS is "Open". It's just as locked down as IBM Watson and even moreso than Google's WaveNet-aaS.

Control your own data is certainly a big selling point, but seems this one seems to rely on a closed source saas model.
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