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Client side encryption is coming [in beta] soon.
by hemancuso 13y ago
Client side encryption is coming [in beta] soon.
- shootaray 13y agowith a python api please? so that i can read and write data encrypted using python with my own keys.
- bad_user 13y agoYou can do client-side encryption with Dropbox or Google Drive, nothing is stopping you from doing it. I have an encrypted EncFS volume that I keep in Google Drive and it has been working really well, being synced between 3 computers. I'm on Ubuntu and in Ubuntu it's easy to create an Encfs volume with the Gnome Encfs Manager. Just make sure you pick a strong encryption password. What I like about this approach is that I don't want all files to be encrypted, only my documents, certificates, licenses and so on. But I don't want to encrypt the PDFs in my technical books collection, because I want those PDFs to be accessible from anywhere. I also have an iPad for example, I use the GDrive client to download the PDFs and open it in Adobe's Reader. Therefore I have two problems with alternatives to well established cloud storage, like Dropbox and GDrive: - hosting your files on S3 or on some instance somewhere costs more - I need clients for Linux (workstation), OS X (workstation), Windows (my wife), Android (my phone) and iPad (my ebook reader)
- simonebrunozzi 13y agoIt would be nice to let us know what's on the roadmap. I like the product, but I feel a bit blind on what you're going to add next.