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Maybe they will allow users to use public key encryption (like mozy does). Oh wait, Google makes all of their money by reading our documents/emails and watchin
by joejohnson 15y ago
Maybe they will allow users to use public key encryption (like mozy does). Oh wait, Google makes all of their money by reading our documents/emails and watching all of our online behavior. I'm sure this service will be no different.
- bryogenic 15y agoIf you truly have a privacy concern just throw a TrueCrypt file store inside of your cloud storage. I do this already in dropbox and it works well.
- joejohnson 15y agoYes, I do that for certain files in my Dropbox. But opening one of these files requires opening truecrypt, mounting the file and then opening the files inside the mounted drive. I wish that I could have this security, but be able to open an encrypted file in one-click. This could be possible if I were able set my own private key, and then the Dropbox (or Google Drive) client would encrypt all of my data as they transfer it to their servers.