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| acruxksa wrote: | | Dr. EvilCheeze wrote: | Question... why would I want to give some unknown company/person access to my stuff? That they could keep and access indefinitely?
And if you put your company info on there, you could be violating company policies. |
You wouldn't! I personally use it to store files I frequently need access to, but i also encrypt them in containers prior to putting them on the server. I usually keep this stuff on my gmail account, but dropbox seems a bit easier to use. As you said, It's not secure, but if you use some type of encryption it should be reasonably safe. A lot safer than giving a waiter/waitress your credit card and letting them walk into a back room for 5 minutes. |
Yea, if you store it encrypted it's not too bad. Still not sure I trust them.  |
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