Reply to: Cloud Storage Options

[Old Greg]

I've got the same, 5 users with 1TB each means I can set up separate accounts for personal for the entire family plus work-related.

The biggest hassle is that uploading 100GB of tulipe is taking forever.

You want to get broadband, mate.

[meridian]

Using OneDrive, and using SyncBackPro to sync (one-way) from local to cloud. SyncBackPro is not the fastest, but does the job. OneDrive 1TB came with Office 365 subscription.

I've got the same, 5 users with 1TB each means I can set up separate accounts for personal for the entire family plus work-related.

The biggest hassle is that uploading 100GB of tulipe is taking forever.

[dx4100]

And you think for one moment that you won't find yourself sat on a plane if they decide they want a word with you on US soil...

Interesting...

I have bigger things to worry about. Like my biscuit just ******* broke and dropped into my coffee

[bobspud]

I don't use dropbox... I use Amazon Glacier... 256 bit encryption... A court order asking me to turn over the keys isn't going to get very far while I am sat in Europe. And Amazon can't unencrypt the data unless I do.

There is very little difference.

And you think for one moment that you won't find yourself sat on a plane if they decide they want a word with you on US soil...

Interesting...

[bobspud]

Are you suggesting the government can hack a randomly generated 256-bit symmetric key?

It depends...

[dx4100]

I'm more concerned about your bikini photos. Encrypt the sheet 1024 bit

My Voyeur

[scooterscot]

Actually I think that is probably true...

Looks like someone going to get to at my wifes Nice 2010 bikini photos....

I'm more concerned about your bikini photos. Encrypt the sheet 1024 bit

[dx4100]

So your data is only encrypted once it arrives at their servers? (according to their own website). Leaving it open to interception. Well then...

Actually I think that is probably true...

Looks like someone going to get to at my wifes Nice 2010 bikini photos....

[scooterscot]

I don't use dropbox... I use Amazon Glacier... 256 bit encryption...

So your data is only encrypted once it arrives at their servers? (according to their own website). Leaving it open to interception. Well then...

[dx4100]

Yes, data on dropbox is not encrypted. On top of that services of the state can gain access via court order etc.

Both of these are not true in some European countries.

I don't use dropbox... I use Amazon Glacier... 256 bit encryption... A court order asking me to turn over the keys isn't going to get very far while I am sat in Europe. And Amazon can't unencrypt the data unless I do.

There is very little difference.

[scooterscot]

You said my data isn't safe in the states and would be safer in Europe... And then you blow up your own argument trying to blow up mine...

Its called an own goal...

Yes, data on dropbox is not encrypted. On top of that services of the state can gain access via court order etc.

Both of these are not true in some European countries.

[dx4100]

Eh?

You said my data isn't safe in the states and would be safer in Europe... And then you blow up your own argument trying to blow up mine...

Its called an own goal...

[scooterscot]

You seem to be suggesting they can in your posts....

Eh?

[dx4100]

Are you suggesting the government can hack a randomly generated 256-bit symmetric key?

You seem to be suggesting they can in your posts....

[scooterscot]

I think you have your head in the sand if you think your data is safe from a government who might take an interest...

Are you suggesting the government can hack a randomly generated 256-bit symmetric key?