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I run Jellyfin for myself and I like it. It's certainly capable of supporting multiple user accounts with password login. Not sure if there's anything about it that would make it more or less secure than any other method. I would definitely consider giving friends and family free access, but everyone I know seems pretty content giving their money to the various streaming services. Oh well.
I'm trying to talk a lot of friends into using my. Jellyfin and even helped them set up tailscale and all that. But they keep going back to paying Netflix etc.
i love jellyfin, only thing holding me back from using it for this project is that it's very focused on video, and a huge part of the content i wanna share is text-based
Ah, okay. What about just a simple static webpage with a .onion address? Is your audience savvy enough to use Tor?
You probably just want NextCloud then