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Every new website/product/service claims they respect privacy and don't store your information on their servers - how can someone without profound technical abilities verify this? It can't just be blind trust, can it?

Looking to dive into books, courses, resources. More about the actual art of trading, learning how to predict, analyse, and less about the history of crypto.

Currently doing my due diligence for xyz product and wanted to know if anyone here has suggestions/ things to look out for when attempting to look for manufacturers (overseas) to develop a product.

TIA

HN, Product Hunt, and other product showcasing sites have shared apps/tools/websites that have significantly impacted how well and how fast I accomplish everyday tasks; whether note taking, image editing, or simple idea generation. So for a few months now, I've shared a newsletter showcasing one of these digital tools (weekly).

Yesterday's edition: https://preview.mailerlite.com/h0r9e8

Sign up: https://thetechletter.com

Just launched a weekly newsletter on tech tools I use that help me boost productivity.

It's mostly a collection of online apps, products, tools, that I've bookmarked over the last couple years that have become almost of second nature to me. I tend to share these face-to-face, but this seemed like a better way to get to many people at once.

https://thetechletter.com to sign up (first article is in the archive page)