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And here's your recurring reminder that all cloud storage services fingerprint your uploaded files looking for TOS violations. If you haven't encrypted your bac
by chrsstrm 8y ago
And here's your recurring reminder that all cloud storage services fingerprint your uploaded files looking for TOS violations. If you haven't encrypted your backups first you are at the will of the service you are using.
- toufiqbarhamov 8y agoI use Arq to backup, and it’s a lovely little program that isn’t a resource hog, and handles the encryption. I use it to back everything up, a copy to a removable drive, a copy that gets updated every day online, and another once a month online on a seperate server. It seems to work well, and it really is painless,after the initial seeding.
- ValentineC 8y agoAdding on: Arq has a open source restore tool, which I think is important in the long term: https://github.com/arqbackup/arq_restore https://github.com/arqbackup/arq_restore
- patrickdavey 8y agoYip, I also use arq and love it. Everything backed up into my nas and Google drive. The only irritating thing is that there's no Linux client and I suspect my next laptop will be Linux based not a MacBook.
- Havoc 8y agoYeah duplicati encrypts by default. Plus ironically all the content that would score me a TOS violation doesn't get backed up since it's easily replaceable...