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The major issue seems to be that Arq is able to backup and restore all HFS+ metadata, which several other online backup services don’t. You can test your’s usin
by alwillis 15y ago
The major issue seems to be that Arq is able to backup and restore all HFS+ metadata, which several other online backup services don’t. You can test your’s using Backup Bouncer: http://www.n8gray.org/blog/2007/04/27/introducing-backup-bouncer/ http://www.n8gray.org/blog/2007/04/27/introducing-backup-bou...
- nnutter 15y agoThe data is also encrypted with your own key. I know that's an option with at least one of those Mozy or Backblaze apps but definitely not with Dropbox.
- sreitshamer 15y agoBackblaze encrypts your data with your own key, but you can't restore your data unless you give Backblaze your key. When you restore, step 1 is to enter your key into their web page. Also, if you order a hard drive with your files, the hard drive is shipped with your unencrypted files on it. (I'm the author of Arq)
- kylec 15y agoSpeaking of which, does Arq 2 have support for AWS Import/Export?
- sreitshamer 15y agoNot yet. It's on my to-do list.