#BITCASA VS GOOGLE DRIVE PLUS#

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When I thought about your question, I thought of Dropbox. Bitcasa's 'convergent cryptography' also concerned me. That is something quite different from end-to-end. I read about a user of Bitcasa who found that it sends the encryption key to the server in plaintext. If the data stored should be encrypted and supposedly non-accessible by them, how does it make sense? To avoid infringement of the rights of a third party.' To comply with any law or order issued by any legal authority.ħ.2. Third party if Tresorit has a reason to believe that it is required:ħ.1. 'You agree that Tresorit may also transmit any data stored by You to a As for as I am concerned, Microsoft should not be considered as trusted. I read that Tresorit's EULA contains that it might use 'trusted third-party services' to store my data, 'including Microsoft'. I already considered Bitcasa and Tresorit, both of which I have some serious problems: If there are such alternatives I would like to choose the one with the best user experience.

#BITCASA VS GOOGLE DRIVE PLUS#

Could you please recommend some alternatives to Google Drive? I am concerned about my privacy, security plus I need to have an Android, OS X, and a web client as well.

Bitcasa vs google drive