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Yes, of course. From your previous messages it was looking like you were assuming that private files were "safe", that's why I wanted to add the detail. I agre
by gnoupi 15y ago
Yes, of course. From your previous messages it was looking like you were assuming that private files were "safe", that's why I wanted to add the detail.
I agree as well on the need for an encrypted solution. I'm surprised that Dropbox hasn't been proposing this already. Well, unless they intend to have access to the contents, themselves..
- masnick 15y agoYes, I would love to see a built-in feature for designating a folder in Dropbox as "super private", e.g. encryption happens on the client side and there is no web interface or ability to share subfolders. Until that happens, I'm looking for a non-Dropbox alternative for syncing files I would prefer remained private.