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I think the answer to this question is pretty much obvious.
by lubos 13y ago
I think the answer to this question is pretty much obvious.
- kseistrup 13y agoI don't think this is so obvious. They write that the files are encrypted with my password and that only I have access to them.
- drdaeman 13y agoCould you provide a link for this statement? I found only statements about transport layer security, not about storage. Maybe it meant not "encrypted" but "protected"?
- kseistrup 13y agohttps://hubic.com/en/discover-hubic https://hubic.com/en/discover-hubic “Only you will have access to your data, using your login and password.” I admit that the statement above is ambiguous, which is why I think the answer isn't obvious, and which again is why I asked the question in the first place.
- jlgaddis 13y ago> “Only you will have access to your data, using your login and password.” I don't remember their exact wording, but that sounds very similar to what Dropbox originally claimed (before it was determined that their employees absolutely did have access to your data).