IDrive

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by IDrive 12y ago
Yes that would be the case. For the user's security, we do not store their private key on our servers. But we make sure to give ample warning about this circumstance on our private key page. Hope that helps!
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by IDrive 12y ago
Hey Folks. Thomas from IDrive. Just wanted to point out that we offer private key encryption to our users. That means no one, not even Condoleezza Rice, can access your data except you.
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by IDrive 12y ago
Hey Folks. Thomas from IDrive online backup. I just wanted to point out that IDrive never automatically backs up your files unless you turn on Continuous Data Protection. We also offer private key encryption so the files you backup can only
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by IDrive 12y ago
"...nearly all have the same problem, which is that any data you upload can be decrypted by the provider. In the event of a bug or a breach, anyone could have access to your files." Hey folks. Thomas from IDrive Online Backup. We
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by IDrive 12y ago
We offer military-grade 256 bit encryption with a private key option that keeps your key off our servers and ensures that only you can access your data.
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by IDrive 12y ago
Hey folks. Thomas from IDrive Online Backup here. We actually already offer a simple mobile backup and sync solution for unlimited devices with no extra fee. And we secure your data with the strongest encryption available in the process.
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by IDrive 12y ago
Hey Folks. Thomas at IDrive Online Backup here. The privacy of our customers is very important to us. So we not only offer military-grade 256-bit AES encryption, but a private key option so that only the user has access to their data. Using
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by IDrive 12y ago
Hi, I'm Thomas from IDrive Online Backup. If you're concerned about the privacy of your data while using OS X Yosemite, you might want to consider IDrive as a cloud backup service. We offer 256-bit AES encryption with a private ke