And don't forget: - They're advertising a provably nonexistent (at the very least flawed) 'Zero Knowledge' environment (third parties such as Plex can be given

And don't forget: - They're advertising a provably nonexistent (at the very least flawed) 'Zero Knowledge' environment (third parties such as Plex can be given access to your data, which means that the server has the keys required to access plaintext) - They're closing down their consumer API[0], breaking third party services like Plex - They're no longer cost competitive, as hubiC[1] beats them on price (plus it's French) Overall it looks like they're just no longer interested at all in the consumer market and they're trying to get business customers. Given the performance issues, unreliability, broken promises (Linux client, API) and fraud (security promises) that's gone on since beta (which was in 2012 by the way, they've been pulling this crap for 2 years now), I'll be requesting the refund they offer and moving elsewhere (probably hubiC). P.S. is anyone aware of either: - A decent SpiderOak alternative service - A good, cross platform, S3 compatible sync client with client side encryption [0] - http://forums.bitcasa.com/index.php?/topic/2091-dear-developers-its-time-to-move-on/#entry15739 http://forums.bitcasa.com/index.php?/topic/2091-dear-develop... [1] - https://hubic.com/en/ https://hubic.com/en/