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Well, you can always use LUKS, Truecrypt, EncFS or something similar. I'm more worried about data loss. How redundant is their storage?
by dpacmittal 13y ago
Well, you can always use LUKS, Truecrypt, EncFS or something similar. I'm more worried about data loss. How redundant is their storage?
- bluefinity 13y agoAccording to the website, they store copies in 3 different locations. > Data is copied in 3 seperate datacentres in France.
- mike-cardwell 13y agoPlus your own 1 or more copies of the data
- Already__Taken 13y agoIf you have enough devices yourself does it matter much? I'd take uptime over redundancy. I always have 2 work pc copies + 2 laptops going. As long as they don't sync empty folders back down I don't mind a services that's only got light redundancy.