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Yes that's my point. It seems to undermine the idea of security. I'd rather have that functionality limited in someway that makes it clear that you are making
by chris_dcosta 14y ago
Yes that's my point.
It seems to undermine the idea of security. I'd rather have that functionality limited in someway that makes it clear that you are making the folder "public" and no longer private.
- schmrz 14y agoPublic means that anyone can access it without any verification/authentication info. Private in this context would mean that it's limited to people who received the link.
- chris_dcosta 14y agoYep - but I challenge you to determine that from the sharing dialogue.