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title: "Nextcloud"
date: 2023-01-11T17:08:23+03:00
description: >
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Swiss knife in the business of working together
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---
Collaboration means file storage, document management, video conferencing, shared event calendars, and things like that. As a rule, people tend to trust personal life and business to third-party services. However, there is an option to keep it all on your own server.
We choose [Nextcloud](https://nextcloud.com/) - free software for convenient scheduling and file storage.
- [Official project website](https://nextcloud.com/)
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# Authentication
When creating a server, `admin` Nextcloud user is created with the password you've used for
your primary user.
To add new users, go to the user administration panel, on the web interface of your Nextcloud.
## Recommended clients
- WEB interface: available after SelfPrivacy server configuration, at `https://cloud.YOUR.DOMAIN`
- [Official application](https://nextcloud.com/install/#install-clients) (GNU/Linux, Windows, macOS, Android, iOS)
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## FAQ
### Nextcloud Updater does not work
It's fine, it should be. Nextcloud is updated via NixOS, and depends on our NixOS repository. Everything happens without your intervention.
### Why can't I use my Nextcloud in third-party services?
This can happen if the third-party service has a restriction to only connect to a specific Nextcloud instance.
### Should I use an extension to encrypt my Nextcloud?
We do not recommend it. The encryption keys are stored on the server, which makes such encryption practically useless.
Also, during our tests, the extension was not stable and the authors had unfixed bugs in the code.