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Is there actually any of the services offering a client based encryption? So far I am using Dropbox only for exchanging pdfs and other non-personal stuff.
by stfu 15y ago
Is there actually any of the services offering a client based encryption? So far I am using Dropbox only for exchanging pdfs and other non-personal stuff.
- atomical 15y agoI think Bitcasa may fit the bill. They are in beta. I haven't received my invite yet, complain, complain.
- cahuk 15y agoI agree. Bitcasa will be a big player. One of the advantage Bitcasa has over Dropbox right now is that it can show the versions of your file right from the app. You don't have to go to the web. And we even didn't speak about pricing. I didn't try Bitcasa yet since I got today an invitation.
- sek 15y agoWuala. It's not that convenient, but that's the tradeoff when you want client side encryption.
- seltzered_ 15y agoI've been relatively happy with using wuala to sync directories. My only gripe so far has been the android client seems to keep everything as temporary.