1/ Because I am crazy and can't help myself, I am deep diving into @logseq. I have been promising my #TfT buddy @rroudt that I would do this for a while, and well, with the winter months upon us, it's a good time.
One initial impression: I like their sync service.
One initial impression: I like their sync service.
2/ I value tools that offer TNO sync capabilities, and not many do. I have to commend @obsdmd and @roamresearch since they offer TNO.
TNO is Trust No One Security
It means I provide the password (key) for the encryption between the client and their servers.
TNO is Trust No One Security
It means I provide the password (key) for the encryption between the client and their servers.
3/ For those rare "very sensitive" use case scenarios, this allows me to use their cloud services and be sure that even though they can get to my data, the data is encrypted with a key they don't have, thus the data is useless to anyone without the key.
4/ Logseq's sync beta is based on TNO, and in fact, I don't see that you can use their service without being TNO.
Logseq has to deal with one issue that all the others have on iOS devices.
Logseq has to deal with one issue that all the others have on iOS devices.
5/ I love Apple, but it's frustrating that they don't allow other services to background sync (or it's constrained). Such tools like Logseq need to sync while their apps are open on iOS. This means you need to monitor if you're synced.
FYI: Obsidian and Roam have the same issue.
FYI: Obsidian and Roam have the same issue.
6/ Logseq makes this easy. There is an icon showing if your data is synced or not. I like they made this always visible, as opposed to Obsidian which, on iOS tucks away its sync indicator. (FYI: Obsidian sync is excellent, this is just one small complaint) 
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