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With SaaS, your data is stored on the service provider's servers, which means you don't have physical control over where your data resides. This lack of control raises questions about data security, privacy, and compliance.
Public blockchains are designed to be transparent, which means that all the data stored on the chain is visible to anyone who has access to the network.
If privacy is a primary concern, storing sensitive or confidential information on a public blockchain is not the best solution.
Self-hosting comes with responsibilities, such as ensuring proper maintenance, security updates, and backups. It requires technical expertise, time, and ongoing effort to ensure the reliability and security.
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