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Takes up a serious privacy issue which isn't getting surfaced for google photos given its free. There has to be something shady happening behind the scene with
by j1nd4L 6y ago
Takes up a serious privacy issue which isn't getting surfaced for google photos given its free. There has to be something shady happening behind the scene with google photos data given its offering such expensive cloud storage unlimited free.
1. Any reason for the storage pricing to be significantly more expensive than other cloud storage providers like drive, onedrive?
2. How do you plan to support sharing if the data is encrypted using the user password generated key ?
- vishnumohandas 6y ago> There has to be something shady happening behind the scene Haha, I believe so too. > more expensive Not owning data centers definitely is one reason. But I believe that I'm cheaper when compared to other alternatives[1] that are attempting to solve the same problem. > sharing When you attempt to share a file, the file-password is encrypted with a freshly generated key, sent to the server, and this key is then shared via public key cryptography (or within a URL fragment in case of a public-share). [1]: https://crypt.ee https://crypt.ee