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Have you heard/tried Bittorrent sync? It's P2P, doesn't put your files on their server. Very fast for transferring locally between your phone and computer for e
by hvm 12y ago
Have you heard/tried Bittorrent sync? It's P2P, doesn't put your files on their server. Very fast for transferring locally between your phone and computer for example. You have to keep your computer running if you want your files accesible anytime though.
- jugbee 12y agothanks, but no. http://www.cso.com.au/article/560026/bittorrent-dismisses-security-concerns-raised-about-its-sync-app/ http://www.cso.com.au/article/560026/bittorrent-dismisses-se...
- aw3c2 12y agoDid you even read through the whole article?
- jablan 12y agoUnfortunately btsync is very much not open-source. There are alternatives, though. I am very satisfied with syncthing[1], although it didn't have usable mobile app last time I checked. [1] http://syncthing.net/ http://syncthing.net/
- danieldk 12y agoAnd requires port forwarding, which may not be an option for people who are not on IPv4 at home (e.g. my ISP uses DS-Lite, so I cannot use IPv4 port forwarding). Bittorrent Sync works pretty good. Somebody should reverse engineer the protocol and make an open source client. Edit: why the heck is the grandparent downvoted? He/she offers a good suggestion.
- benwaffle 12y agoor ownCloud