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It doesn't seem like amazon cloud drive is banning encrypted data based on this. It sounds like Synology will no longer be able to back up to Amazon Cloud Driv
by resoluteteeth 6y ago
It doesn't seem like amazon cloud drive is banning encrypted data based on this.
It sounds like Synology will no longer be able to back up to Amazon Cloud Drive and so they are suggesting Amazon Photos as an alternative for photo/video data, but Amazon Photos won't work for encrypted data.
Edit: Based on your followup comment it looks like this isn't the case, but maybe they're actually talking about encryption performed using the existing synology software?
- hedora 6y ago[edit - put quote back in context; they repeated the part I copied verbatim for Amazon Photos and for Amazon Cloud Drive] > For other files: > 1. If you haven’t already, download the Amazon Cloud Drive app. Or, you can use the web version by visiting: https://www.amazon.com/clouddrive https://www.amazon.com/clouddrive. Check to see if your content includes encrypted files or special file formats. If your files are encrypted, you’ll need to save the content in a different format. ... > 2. Upload your unencrypted content to Amazon Drive...