Chris,
In short nothing if you are prepared to encrypt all of your files
otherwise dropbox employees and affiliates can see what you have
uploaded and its subject to the patriot act, the difference with sync is
that its encrypted from end to end. i.e. the data is transmitted and
stored on the server encrypted so even if they wanted to no one has
access to the data without your password - which they state is never
transmitted and the servers are in canada and not subject to the patriot
act.
<https://www.sync.com/pdf/sync-privacy.pdf>
IanW
On 14/06/16 07:19, ChrisB wrote:
Box gave out 50Gb a couple of years ago. Both Box and DropBox are speedy cloud
systems, but what’s the problem with security?
Chris
On 13 Jun 16, at 20:40, SwissPace <ian@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I should have added if anyone wants to use sync.com, if they send me a message
of list I can send an invite and then we both gain an extra 1Gb of storage
(standard is 5Gb but its easy to get an additional 1Gb plus the 1Gb if you get
invited).
On 13/06/16 20:58, Mike Lazzari wrote:
BTW For those concerned about privacy I discovered sync.com a dropbox
alternative...
Thanks!
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