Syncthing doesn't do encrypted folders, at least last time I checked, so you can't keep a server in the cloud if you care about the safety of your files. And ma

Syncthing doesn't do encrypted folders, at least last time I checked, so you can't keep a server in the cloud if you care about the safety of your files. And maintaining a Raspberry Pi at home isn't what I would call smooth. It's also endless tweaking and managing of conflicts. Also it might work out for people on the free Dropbox plan, however I've got over 350 GB of files in Dropbox and growing. Dropbox makes this easy especially with their Smart Sync. With Syncthing you'd either keep them on only one computer and risk losing those files, or you'd synchronize that 300 GB on each computer you have.