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The one thing that's kept me from SyncThing is the lack of iOS integration [1]. But the changes Apple has forced on Dropbox here is making me reconsider. [1]:
by starwatch 4y ago
The one thing that's kept me from SyncThing is the lack of iOS integration [1]. But the changes Apple has forced on Dropbox here is making me reconsider.
[1]: https://github.com/syncthing/syncthing/issues/102 https://github.com/syncthing/syncthing/issues/102
- vladharbuz 4y agoMöbius Sync works well on iOS, I use it regularly.
- shortformblog 4y agoThis is what I use.
- zuhsetaqi 4y agoHow has Apple forced them to do those changes? Apples APIs only allows it that way but Dropbox don’t have to use those APIs. There‘re other Cloud Sync clients that just work fine supporting all those features without using Apples APIs. So Dropbox decided to switch to using Apples APIs knowing that it‘ll lack those features.
- ghusto 4y agoI switched from Syncthing, to Sync.com, and now finally to a combination of pCloud for archiving, and Syncthing for everyday files. I'm happy with this set up, and recommend it. EDIT: My motivation was wanting reliable end-to-end encryption. The lack of iOS support isn't an issue for me either, since one of the reasons I avoided iPhones was precisely because I knew things like this would at some point be a blocker. 99% of the time, iPhones are fine, but that 1% of issues that Apple policy causes is dealbreakingly bad.