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I can also recommend Cryptomator (F/OSS) for this client-side encryption, which also supports other services than Google Drive. https://cryptomator.org https:/

• balderdash 4y ago
  And at least on iOS it works nicely with the native file system
  • kup0 4y ago
    Oh wow, I didn't realize it worked seamlessly with file systems like this. Definitely considering this now.
• cmroanirgo 4y ago
  How have I not heard of this? Doing a quick HN search I see it's been posted multiple times over the years, but with minimal uptake. https://hn.algolia.com/?q=https%3A%2F%2Fcryptomator.org%2F https://hn.algolia.com/?q=https%3A%2F%2Fcryptomator.org%2F Perhaps the problem is that the privacy conscious have already deplatformed & do their own syncing to private cloud, whereas the others are still using the platform & don't care as much. I'm in the first group, but have become increasingly weary of keeping servers online (I self host everything) & I'm see a lot of promising results in Crytomator... but there's one inevitable gotcha: those very platforms can cut you off at some point in the future. So, you'll need to multi sync across multiple platforms for redundancy. That said, cryptomator looks good!
• hoppyhoppy2 4y ago
  rclone is good too, particularly for people using the command line, and supports client-side encryption. https://rclone.org/ https://rclone.org/
• aasasd 4y ago
  It's only open-source on desktop.