Rclone is very popular, and for good reasons. I have even replaced Dropbox with that nowadays. Why replacing Dropbox sync, one may ask? Because: * Rclone offe

Rclone is very popular, and for good reasons. I have even replaced Dropbox with that nowadays. Why replacing Dropbox sync, one may ask? Because: * Rclone offers client side encryption (with a good algorithm and from a good library). Cloud providers usually offer server side encryption, but don’t want to offer client side encryption. * You can mount the remote. Files don’t have to exist on client’s side to occupy space. This tool mounts anything! * You learn one tool and use it everywhere * It’s is under user’s control. You run it with a schedule that you want. I don’t have to run a closed source app continuously scanning my computer * Robust, feature full, open source (especially for verification of encryption), large community for getting help, and under heavy development Rclone combined with Restic is how I manage my data in the cloud.