I’m all for replacing as much 3rd party libs with stdlib but it’s hard to look past the storing of the jwt in localStorage. Please don’t do that people. It’s very easily extracted through xss attacks.

A cookie is susceptible to both xss and CSRF. You ought to be protecting against xss anyway.

This isn't the same as getStaticProps is evaluated at build time not runtime

This seems a bit disingenuous since you conclude the post with:

> I believe there is a moral imperative to destroy web3 and to protect those that have been infected

ah yes - good point

A very good friend of mine is high up the management tree at Ocom (parent company of Leaseweb) and told me they wiped the servers 2 weeks after he got arrested because there were no requests from the dutch government to seize the servers. It's standard policy for Leaseweb to wipe servers 2 weeks after the account is closed and my guess is that Mr. Dotcom knew this very well.

I don't believe you, I just spend the last 30 minutes looking through all the legal, privacy, terms etc of lease web and NO where does it warn you that data will be kept for 2 weeks after the closure of an account before its deleted.

But apparently monthly backups are kept for 2 years.

I bet Leaseweb wants to cover their ass incase they got in trouble for what ever was on the drives.

Kim DotCom seems to agree that they were wiped a while ago:

https://twitter.com/KimDotcom/status/347346908462841856

Huh, what's the Dutch government have to do with this case? Did I miss something?

Leaseweb is a Dutch company. They must listen to Dutch police.