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Yes, but so is EC2, S3, RackSpace, Azure, MediaFire, FTP, etc etc. The difference is that Dropbox doesn't want to be seen as enabling a service that they think
by res0nat0r 14y ago
Yes, but so is EC2, S3, RackSpace, Azure, MediaFire, FTP, etc etc. The difference is that Dropbox doesn't want to be seen as enabling a service that they think will primarily be used for piracy.
- chii 14y agoThe smark thing for dropbox to do is to create a service with similar price structure (perhaps a tiny bit more expensive), and allow this sort of supposedly grey activity to take place there, and brand it differently. Extract as much revenue from their software and infrastructure as possible, while not tarnish their name.
- rmc 14y agoUntil AWS shuts it down. Or the assets of the whole company get seized.