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Sure, but most likely that would cause a huge engineering effort and they probably want to focus on keeping their core product as is and as easy to use as possi

Sure, but most likely that would cause a huge engineering effort and they probably want to focus on keeping their core product as is and as easy to use as possible.

mercurial 13y ago
Do you mean Dropbox is not as committed to privacy as the statement makes them out to be?
- res0nat0r 13y ago
  They are committed to privacy, he just stated so in the link. Just that they aren't SpiderOak and aren't going to encrypt all of your data client side before uploading it. That would require changing their entire architecture and they aren't going to do so.
  - mercurial 13y ago
    It was tongue-in-cheek. If Amnesty International hired Donald Rumsfeld for his organizational abilities, most people would question their commitment to protecting human rights.
    - res0nat0r 13y ago
      Sure but Dropbox is in the business of syncing files unlike AI.