Yes google can read it but using gsuite means more internal controls are applied. Fortune 500 companies use gsuite, chances of identity theft via leaked documents from gsuite are infinitesimal
OneDrive or Google Drive?
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Yes google can read it but using gsuite means more internal controls are applied. Fortune 500 companies use gsuite, chances of identity theft via leaked documents from gsuite are infinitesimal
As far as I know Google does offer secured services but privacy-wise they are a no no. Google is a data mining company
If you pay for gsuite they don’t data mine, it’s in the contract.
If you are on Windows, it doesn't matter if Google data-mine or not, MS broke your privacy already. You are just second-hand for Google.
Microsoft doesn't scan your files unless you get high traffic from multiple sources (your account gets flagged), I don't know about Dropbox.
I also got by the student versionI use OneDrive for 2 yearsOffice 365, 1 TB space everything I want in one place
PS: OneDrive app for iOS and macOS not so good, little bit buggy
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You are not only getting 1 TB space on onedrive. You are also getting full office suite. Office 365 Home Edition can be shared with 6 different users and each users gets 1 TB one drive storage along with full office suite which includes free upgrade to future version of office.
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I would suggest a totally different solution i.e. Box. Cloud is not the core business for MS & Google, but for Box cloud is everything. If MS & Google feel that cloud is not giving them enough return they can stop their services any time.
Also, by my experience Box is more smooth than these two.
Also, by my experience Box is more smooth than these two.
- Jul 28, 2014
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There is no need to constantly paying to use Office 365, I am using the 2016 version which has a license that lasts forever.
- Dec 5, 2018
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Mega cloud more secure encrypted E2E and for free plane take 50 Gb So its more powerful also faster than other cloud , really its amazing.
you can register go to : www.mega.nz
you can register go to : www.mega.nz
E2E encrypted but they had their browser addin hijacked a few months ago.
products from big tech cos are more reliable, tend to have better internal processes etc, of course other things being equal e2e is very good to have but when other things are not equal ( product quality, price, security of their processes), e2e can’t be the only factor to take into account
- May 16, 2013
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I forgot to mention you can try this:
https://www.boxcryptor.com/en/
or
End-to-End Encrypted Cloud Storage for Businesses | Tresorit
https://www.boxcryptor.com/en/
or
End-to-End Encrypted Cloud Storage for Businesses | Tresorit
- Jul 28, 2014
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Again, if you are focusing on the cloud aspect, google drive gives you double the space onedrive does
Cloud is more than space, I have no need for 2TB in the first place, GDrive has nothing to offer in terms of usability for me (only the fact OneDrive is integrated into W10 is already a win).
Not to mention I don't trust Google with any data, whiners can complain about Microsoft Data Collection all day long, the difference between Google and Microsoft, is that one ID tags every data it collects, while the other randomizes most of the data it gets (guess who just got fined again, like every year).
Not to mention the huge bonus that is Office 365, which I use for work.
That's what you want to believe in and have been told to. There is no difference in terms of handling users privacy between Microsoft and Google. One is left and one is right arm, both collaborate in shower and tend to drop soap, and when they do, they pick it up fast for anyone to.. get close to them.
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- Dec 5, 2018
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that's right , but this for chrome extension affected and not all , so all products under attack big company or not , also all features from mega its amazing from security side. any way you are right , but to my mind this is best ever until now. thank you mr notabot.
Is actually what I know not what I been told, as I been at Microsoft in multiple times during my lifetime, and know multiple people who work there. The telemetry data everyone complains about can't be reassembled nor tied to anyone.
As is just that, telemetry data which everyone company has, Google gathers personal information and ties it all to an ID (regardless if you have an account or not, they use IPs and HWIDs to identify you).
At most Microsoft has your Account ID which can be used for other more personal data, but that is your choice, like location data, history, favorites, settings, all that can be turned OFF and ON with no fuss.
If you don't have a Microsoft Account tied to Windows 10, they don't gather any of that data in the first place, only the telemetry data which I mentioned in the first paragraph.
People can whine all they want about Microsoft, but is Google who pays fines every year, not Microsoft.
Should be noted that both Google and Microsoft scan files before they are downloaded from OneDrive.com for malware.
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