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The other end is Google though, as you'll get access to your Sync data from everywhere you log in. The solution is probably a service ran on the user end, like
by makeitdouble 3y ago
The other end is Google though, as you'll get access to your Sync data from everywhere you log in.
The solution is probably a service ran on the user end, like the ones offered by Synology or the other NAS makers.
- turquoisevar 3y agoThe first and the last E are implied to be the end user in this context. Having access to your data while being the only one holding the encryption keys is perfectly possible.