Explain the problem as you see it
Tana does not have an option to store information (notes, etc.) locally-only.
Why is this a problem for you?
My workplace will not allow certain information to be stored externally from our network, even with all the best encryption and security protocols.
Suggest a solution
Have an option for a Tana knowledge base to store its information local-only, much like how Logseq does it. This way, all my information can remain on my hard drive. Definitely include warnings in some way so that users know their information is not being backed up to the cloud.
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this is absolutely essential. i would love to use tana, but as long as i am not in 100% control of my data there is no way i will switch from obsidian. if tana is planing to use data analysys as their business model then i'm 100% out.
For network-constrained environments, this should be an urgent problem to solve
doesn't look like they want let go of the data.
At least, it should be able to be used offline and then synchronized once the network is available.
the whole point of it is that you feel free to write what you want. you would not let your personal diary lying around on the street, would you?
Yes, privacy assurance is important
same required as this one：https://ideas.tana.inc/posts/76-offline-mode-so-that-internet-access-is-not-required-to-access-and-work-with-tana#comments
it would also let us implement version control with the solution of our choice.
please consider this as a future implementation. it would provide a wider range of users. a solution could be to configure specific workspaces that are for local-only storage, as an alternative.