Dropbox

Pri instalaciji telefona mi je ponudilo Dropbox račun-50 GB za dve leti.
Vidim da se gor shranjuje vsesorte.

Pa se to čez dve leti samo zaklene in ne moreš niti zbrisat?
In ali lahko po teh tvojih zasebnih stvareh vohuni ponudnik?

nope. ni res.
https://www.dropbox.com/help/333

If your paid account expires or is downgraded, or the space granted to your account by a promotion expires, all of the files in your Dropbox folder will still be available to you on your computers, phones, and via the Dropbox website. However, Dropbox will stop syncing the files in your account if your usage is now over your new quota.

Tudi sam sem imel 2 leti 50GB. Mesec pred iztekom te opozorijo, da se ti izteka in da bo tvoj predal velik samo še mislim da 2GB. In da če boš na datum poteka presegal ta 2GB, ne boš več mogel nalagati stvari, dokler ga ne boš spraznil pod to mejo. Tako da tudi po preteku ne izgubiš podatkov.

Vsaka kljucavnica ima svoj kljuc, tako da.... :)

Jap, in ta kjuč obržiš zase in ga ne deliš okol. Razn če si eden izmed tistih paranoikov, ki misli, da je v vsaki enkripciji backdoor. Potem ti pa tako ni pomoči.

Jaz bom drugo leto izgubil 48 GB (promo pri telefonu) in 15 gb (za space race)... zato bom rabil en popularen cloud, ki ga uporabljajo vsi.

Dropbox mi je kul, ampak mi ta njihov PRO ne odgovarja. Ne rabim jaz 1 TB, bi rajše videl 100 GB. In razmišljam, da bi prešaltal na google drive...ki ponuja 100 gb za 3$

Osebno se mi google drive superiornejši, vsaj zardi spletnega vmesnika, pa zaradi google docs... Sam je pa hec, enkrat se spomnim, da sem pisal v wordu in shranjeval direktno v drive.. in odprem enkrat dokument, pa je manjkalo polovica vsebine, ki sem jo spisal, se je to že komu zgodilo?

A student race prostor bomo izgubili?

Phantomeye je 9. sep 2014 ob 20:24 izjavil:

Dropbox mi je kul, ampak mi ta njihov PRO ne odgovarja. Ne rabim jaz 1 TB, bi rajše videl 100 GB. In razmišljam, da bi prešaltal na google drive...ki ponuja 100 gb za 3$

Morda si oglej še OneDrive.

http://techcrunch.com/2014/10/11/edward...

For one thing, he said you should "get rid of Dropbox," because it doesn't support encryption, and you should consider alternatives like SpiderOak. (Snowden made similar comments over the summer, with Dropbox responding that protecting users' information is "a top priority.")

[Update: In a June blog post related to Snowden, Dropbox actually says, "All files sent and retrieved from Dropbox are encrypted while traveling between you and our servers," as well as when they're "at rest on our servers," and it points to other security measures that the company is taking. The difference between Dropbox and SpiderOak, as explained elsewhere, is that SpiderOak encrypts the data while it's on your computer, as opposed to only encrypting it "in transit" and on the company's servers.]

[And here's a more complete Snowden quote, from around 1:04:55 in the video: "We're talking about encryption. We're talking about dropping programs that are hostile to privacy. For example, Dropbox? Get rid of Dropbox, it doesn't support encryption, it doesn't protect your private files. And use competitors like SpiderOak, that do the same exact service but they protect the content of what you're sharing."]