hello
what is a good cloud service across multiple devices?
photos videos and personal files
are these even secure?
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Parker Hall
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Justin Torres
>da cloud
>secure
Logan Green
>cloud
>secure
Are you new or something?
Easton Torres
I can keep your pics and videos safe girl
just send me everything
Brody Myers
>what is a good cloud service across multiple devices?
mega.nz
>are these even secure?
Cloud is never secure. Mega is definitely the best, but I would still never put nudes there.
Xavier Howard
Host your own Owncloud/Nextcloud server.
Logan Morgan
mega
Robert Perez
MODS
Josiah Torres
By cloud, you mean someone else's computer. Just rephrase your question using "someone else's computer" instead of cloud.
Easton Price
whatever supports you using your own encryption
mega.nz is good
Isaiah Wilson
Unless its your own cloud, that is.
There's a server in my house and another in my office and . I've set up machines for both my older brother and our parents and all these four are synchronized for distributed audio and video streaming as of now.
I got to tell you it's pretty comfy to enjoy transcoded music in my phone, far from big music anti-piracy conglomerates prying ears
William Morgan
If you don't care about giving out your info, Google Drive is great.
James Gray
sshfs. everything else is bloat
Jayden King
Why is this pic still up?
Lucas Reed
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You're welcome. Now get out.
Lucas Thomas
OneDrive (go to WalMart on Black Friday to get a year for $60) plus Boxcryptor is cheaper yearly than Google Drive is. I recommend it.
Easton Flores
>Boxcryptor
i need that with onedrive?
Blake Garcia
Obviously. You need that with anything that isn't zero-knowledge by itself. Frankly, I wouldn't even trust Mega.
Samuel Peterson
man why is all this such a pain
i just want somewhere to upload my shit from my phone and computer and have it handy without people looking at it
Nicholas Richardson
How easy that is depends on what you mean by 'people'. If you mean Internet randos, basically any cloud storage will keep your data safe from them. If you mean the government, nothing short of zero-knowledge encryption will protect your data from them. The only way is for the service to have absolutely no idea what you're storing,
Gabriel Jenkins
holy shit. would fug.
Aiden Ross
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