- Apr 17, 2011
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There are probably safer sites than the ones I've used but Google Drive and Dropbox have to be the ones of my pick. Easy to use and easy to setup.
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I have been using Boxcryptor for over 2 years now without any issues, tho the free version only allows you to encrypt on 1 cloud storage. It never failed me yet.Here is another one to checkout, I don't know much about it but it appears to be similar to Cryptomator in that is does encryption and works with most cloud storage services. It is called Boxcryptor Boxcryptor | Encryption for cloud storage | Window, Mac, Android, iOS
Compared to pCloud, Sync.com is much less expensive. PCloud 500 gab with crypto costs 9.99$ a month while sync.com (encrypted by default and no need to pay for encryption) 500 gb for 49$ a year. I used both services. I can say that pCloud is faster and it supports Linux. Sync.com on the other hand is slower because of encryption and does not support Linux.
But pCloud offers lifetime subscription which is great!
I have been using Boxcryptor for over 2 years now without any issues, tho the free version only allows you to encrypt on 1 cloud storage. It never failed me yet.
might check out this cryptomator
I’m using Cryptomator for Windows and iOS and never had any issues. There’s only one thing that should be brought to attention that as far as I know, iOS and Android app are not open source. But overall I am happy using Cryptomator and I even like it over Boxcryptor which is relatively expensive.The last I used cryptomator is was still a little buggy and looked a little unfinished, would definitely give it a shot but I wouldn't make it my only copy if the encrypted data is important to you.
yea that part kinda made it weird a bit, you even have to pay for the android app.I’m using Cryptomator for Windows and iOS and never had any issues. There’s only one thing that should be brought to attention that as far as I know, iOS and Android app are not open source. But overall I am happy using Cryptomator and I even like it over Boxcryptor which is relatively expensive.
I got the iOS app for 4.99$ which is quite reasonable for such a service. But that it is not open source makes me sick.yea that part kinda made it weird a bit, you even have to pay for the android app.
open source for windows, closed source/paid for android...
I’m using Cryptomator for Windows and iOS and never had any issues. There’s only one thing that should be brought to attention that as far as I know, iOS and Android app are not open source. But overall I am happy using Cryptomator and I even like it over Boxcryptor which is relatively expensive.
I use it because I don’t trust Boxcryptor. The free desktop client and the so cheap mobile app are worth it. You might give it another try, you’ll like it.The last I used it was probably over a year ago and I was using it on windows 10. I remembered it being buggy and there were occasional errors when I was decrypting my files.
Nice to see that it has improved over the years
I run my updates using ARQ backup now, it has default encryption turned on and works perfectly with my setup.I use it because I don’t trust Boxcryptor. The free desktop client and the so cheap mobile app are worth it. You might give it another try, you’ll like it.