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a US server an a US domain, don't use it for anything important.
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Imagine a Chinese equivalent of Dropbox, with their own installed client! All your files are belong to us.
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Yeah, that's pretty much what the US said when they shut down megaupload.
Imagine that the Chinese own Dropbox, and you are uploading your company's secrets for them to browse. Instant, low risk industrial espionage.
it is just a matter of which government you want to look at your files if you want you files to be private in the cloud encrypt them
what I think is the biggest problem with storing files in the cloud is that they can disappear at any moment, the company could go bust and apparently the US has the power to shutdown servers and confiscate everyones files if the RIAA or MPAA believe someone is using them for pirating
-Lasse
Only for content stored by those from Denmark >:-} ...Jim Thompson
Dropbox files are copied onto the hard drives of any computer that shares a folder. So if your internet connection goes away, or Dropbox dies, the files are still there.
Except if the Feds delete the files before shutting down Dropbox, in which case all your local copies go away too.
Cheers
Phil Hobbs
If all the PCs are online, yes, files can get deleted. I keep important stuff in non-Dropbox files. DB is great for working on projects at work and at home, to avoid messing with memory sticks. And I use it for some realtime acquisition and control stuff.
Why would the Feds delete everybody's files?
For "Feds", insert bad guys or overbearing govt entity of your choice.
Cheers
Phil Hobbs
It might not be everybody's files- maybe just big files have a name that includes a Star Trek movie name or something of that ilk. So if all your photodiode response measurements are in a 4G file called "Into Darkness"..
Best regards, Spehro Pefhany
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l s eRIAA and MPAA convinced them that all the files were illegal copies of the latest movies and CDs?
-Lasse
Your competitor bribes someone to try to put you out of business. Anyone with brains will run their own server, with no connection to the outside world.
That does make multi-site file sharing more difficult.
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Bullshit. Look up VPN (Virtual Private Networking) Properly configured, no one can find it online, and as far as they are concerned, it doesn't exist. It requires software to be installed on every computer, then being configured. You can even set it up that remote access has to come from a white listed IP address.
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You said "with no connection to the outside world."
How do you set up a VPN "with no connection to the outside world" ?
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The VPN is private. Think about it. Or not.
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