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<blockquote data-quote="jetman" data-source="post: 675367" data-attributes="member: 63028">Yes they could potentially disappear in the future- who knows ?&nbsp; They apparently have 7 million users though, so quite a big customer base.I have been extremely&nbsp; pleased with pcloud since using their service- the software works really smoothly.&nbsp; The free option gives you 10GB as standard, so thats quite a good way to try it out. I understand that all&nbsp; data is encrypted on the server - just the same as it is on Dropbox or similar services..&nbsp; The Crypto option provides an extra layer of security by encrypting your data before it leaves your machine.&nbsp; Its not an essential feature, but it makes pcloud different from most other cloud storage companies.&nbsp; However, I think its a shame that you have to pay extra for crypto (especially as third party applications such as VeraCrypt will do the same thing anyway).&nbsp; Pcloud is still good though.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jetman, post: 675367, member: 63028"] Yes they could potentially disappear in the future- who knows ? They apparently have 7 million users though, so quite a big customer base. I have been extremely pleased with pcloud since using their service- the software works really smoothly. The free option gives you 10GB as standard, so thats quite a good way to try it out. I understand that all data is encrypted on the server - just the same as it is on Dropbox or similar services.. The Crypto option provides an extra layer of security by encrypting your data before it leaves your machine. Its not an essential feature, but it makes pcloud different from most other cloud storage companies. However, I think its a shame that you have to pay extra for crypto (especially as third party applications such as VeraCrypt will do the same thing anyway). Pcloud is still good though. [/QUOTE]

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