So what you're saying is, you own it entirely. Dropbox has: - Access to everyone's data. - Control over everyone's data. - Control over the clients used to

So what you're saying is, you own it entirely. Dropbox has: - Access to everyone's data. - Control over everyone's data. - Control over the clients used to access that data. What is actually private? Nothing. What do users "own"? None of their tools. SaaS makes the world a worse place, one rent-seeking product at a time.