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Nope, but it just makes sense as a quick and easy stopgap measure until I find time to figure out who to use, because it's easily compatible with my mac and pc,
by daft_pink 3y ago
Nope, but it just makes sense as a quick and easy stopgap measure until I find time to figure out who to use, because it's easily compatible with my mac and pc, I already pay for a subscription so it saves money, it can run without putting all the files on every machine that I own, they aren't sending my info everywhere.
If anyone has suggestions on a reliable end-to-end encrypted solution with a lightweight cross platform sync software that doesn't force you to download all the files to your device (my Mac's HD is too small) and is generally fully featured. That won't take very much time to migrate with a trustworthy migration vendor. I'm willing to pay a premium price for it and I'm all ears.
- aborsy 3y agoThere are several: iCloud, ProtonDrive, Sync.com, etc.
- daft_pink 3y agoiCloud isn't cross platform enough ProtonDrive is going to pull down every file to every device and act in a dumb way Sync might be a good choice actually. I have to investigate them further
- ls612 3y agoiCloud with Advanced Data Protection turned on is the only one I know of. And it’s obviously Mac only.