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My personal workaround for this is to use Dropbox to store encrypted filesystem images that I can mount on my machine. This severely limits the usefulness and
by bborud 15y ago
My personal workaround for this is to use Dropbox to store encrypted filesystem images that I can mount on my machine. This severely limits the usefulness and performance of the service, but has turned out to work reasonably well.
- tincholio 15y agoPrecisely this. Encfs is particularly good for this if you're on a unix-y environment. Otherwise, TrueCrypt might fit the bill (though concurrent access from several machines can be an issue)