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The problem IMHO is that the encryption is just that -- a "claim". You can't access your data on their servers, so you can't verify it. You can use your own pas
by sreitshamer 17y ago
The problem IMHO is that the encryption is just that -- a "claim". You can't access your data on their servers, so you can't verify it. You can use your own password, but there's no way to verify it's being used. Backblaze's blog http://tr.im/BPfR http://tr.im/BPfR for instance says that "IT" has access to my data without knowing my password.
- thaumaturgy 17y agoOne of the advantages (and disadvantages) to CrashPlan, for service providers, is that it allows you to run their server software on your own infrastructure. But yes, I agree with you otherwise. I'd much rather trust cperciva with data, but unfortunately his system lacks some critical features for our uses.
- cperciva 17y agoI'd much rather trust cperciva with data, but unfortunately his system lacks some critical features for our uses. If you haven't already done so, please send me an email listing the lacking features which you find critical. I can't guarantee that I'll add them, but it's always useful to know how many people need what features.