Thread: Why you shouldn't just trust your Cloud Storage provider to back up your data..
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Old 05-04-2011, 16:12   #8
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Re: Why you shouldn't just trust your Cloud Storage provider to back up your data..
This might have been mentioned somewhere else but I haven't went looking and thought it was relevant. It's about the Amazon Cloud Storage and how they store your data unencrypted and within the T&C's have the right to access your data (selling as a tech support feature). Link Here: http://www.ghacks.net/2011/04/04/hav...n-cloud-drive/

For comparison, Dropbox, which uses Amazon Cloud Storage, encrypts all transfers and data it stores...
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