Spideroak and Tresorit as another trustworthy cloud storage services #318

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2017-08-12T23:47:10Z

davidtabernerom commented

2017-08-12 23:47:10 +00:00

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A lot of people, including Edward Snowden, trust in Spideroak as cloud storage service (paid only) as their NSA-proof personal+profesisonal cloud storage service. I would life to add to these Tresorit, which offers you a 5GB free account with up to 3 "tresors" (like shared folders).
I have only tried the second one, good service.
Could you check them out?

A lot of people, including Edward Snowden, trust in Spideroak as cloud storage service (paid only) as their NSA-proof personal+profesisonal cloud storage service. I would life to add to these Tresorit, which offers you a 5GB free account with up to 3 "tresors" (like shared folders). I have only tried the second one, good service. Could you check them out?

privacytoolsIO commented

2017-08-13 03:44:41 +00:00

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ghost commented

2017-08-25 04:29:17 +00:00

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Neither SpiderOak nor Tresorit offer the option to self-host. According to my knowledge Tresorit is also not open-source and only published the third party sources (see https://tresorit.com/third-party-code). Both are viable options for anything business related, but as far as privacytools.io is concerned, I think it is better to stick to stricter rules for determining the eligibility of cloud storage services / software.

davidtabernerom commented

2017-08-25 13:43:07 +00:00

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Understood, totally agree.

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Reference: privacyguides/privacytools.io#318