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Syncthing is an interesting contender too. http://syncthing.net/ http://syncthing.net/ Open source, open standard, end-to-end transmission, and the server onl
by hobarrera 11y ago
Syncthing is an interesting contender too.
http://syncthing.net/ http://syncthing.net/
Open source, open standard, end-to-end transmission, and the server only does peer-matching (and you manage your own server if you're truly paranoid).
- jszymborski 11y agoI've had success with OwnCloud as an opensource replacement for Dropbox. Buy a VPS from DigitalOcean or RamNode, and you get a more libre and cheaper Dropbox that you can control at all levels.
- tolle 11y agoHowever. The privacy level is around the same as on Dropbox. Your hosting company can read your files. And the average Joe probably does a worse job securing his VPS then Dropbox does at securing theirs.
- hobarrera 11y agoOwnCloud is really aimed at small companies or tech users. Average Joe can't really set up his own OwnCloud instance. Way too technical.