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Google Drive

I had an App update from Google Play. Turns out all it is for now is another icon for Google Docs.

Sweet, read about it. Wonder if it be as good, or better, than dropbox

Dropbox
It is going to be tough to beat drop box. Trying it now.

I got my email saying I was upgraded, still looks pretty much the same as Docs. For those interested in file hosting below is Romracer's UCL4 radio as a sample download. It displays the files in the "zip" but if you drop down the "file" menu you can download it as the complete zipped file.
http://tinyurl.com/7wmbg9p

Might wanna read the terms and conditions of Google Drive. Looks like Google has decided that the moment you upload something, all rights are transferred to them and they can do whatever they want with anything you upload whenever they feel like it, even if you stop using the service:
http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-57420551-93/who-owns-your-files-on-google-drive/

m4570d0n said:
Might wanna read the terms and conditions of Google Drive. Looks like Google has decided that the moment you upload something, all rights are transferred to them and they can do whatever they want with anything you upload whenever they feel like it, even if you stop using the service:
http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-57420551-93/who-owns-your-files-on-google-drive/
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Long press - uninstall
Thabks for the heads up

Uncle Irish said:
Long press - uninstall
Thabks for the heads up
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Go to the FAQ's regarding this article and other questions and continue reading: http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-57420402-93/the-google-drive-faq/?tag=mncol;txt
In their Content section of TOS the first line reads "You retain ownership of any intellectual property rights that you hold in that content. In short, what belongs to you stays yours."
Legally, in their TOS, they are stating that they cannot take your content to serve their own purposes. It's only to help improve services/ads for you - which they are already doing with your Gmail account.

I understand that but wouldn't want my business documents to be analyzed by them at all. That's why I have to pay for a cloud solution just to make sure everything is secure. I have to maintain HIPAA with a lot of my biz items
It's an expense I was trying to reduce or eliminate

m4570d0n said:
Might wanna read the terms and conditions of Google Drive. Looks like Google has decided that the moment you upload something, all rights are transferred to them and they can do whatever they want with anything you upload whenever they feel like it, even if you stop using the service:
http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-57420551-93/who-owns-your-files-on-google-drive/
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Sounds like facebook
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I just got Drive activated. It's pretty cool.
Like drop box. Just more integrated
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I'd love to see if Titanium backup will provide this as an option to store backups...

Uncle Irish said:
I understand that but wouldn't want my business documents to be analyzed by them at all. That's why I have to pay for a cloud solution just to make sure everything is secure. I have to maintain HIPAA with a lot of my biz items
It's an expense I was trying to reduce or eliminate
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Looks like they have updated the article a few times since I posted the link with some additional info/clarification.
If it's still not kosher with you, check out Wuala. They just bumped up the free storage to 5Gb, and I've come across some promos over time and I've got about 12Gb of free storage now. It's completely encrypted (client side as well as server side) and none of their servers are in the US.

m4570d0n said:
Looks like they have updated the article a few times since I posted the link with some additional info/clarification.
If it's still not kosher with you, check out Wuala. They just bumped up the free storage to 5Gb, and I've come across some promos over time and I've got about 12Gb of free storage now. It's completely encrypted (client side as well as server side) and none of their servers are in the US.
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Where are their Servers? Not sure which Country is "safe"?
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so on my phone, where are my drive files stored? I'm assuming this is like dropbox, and I should be able to go in and have all 5GBs accessible from other apps (quickoffice, etc..) even when I don't have data service? Or will I still have to use the option to "make available offline"?

The point of Drive, & other "cloud" services... You don't store them on your phone.
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shaggyskunk said:
The point of Drive, & other "cloud" services... You don't store them on your phone.
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well, guess what. SOMETIMES your are in a location that does not have service and you still need to work on a doc.
CLOUD based computing is not solely about keeping everything off your local machine. It's entirely about convenient access to your data elements in a centralized/remote location. Drop box provides local access to your files, not just "CLOUD".
The whole point is to have auto sync'd data on your device without you having to worry about downloading something before getting on a plane, traveling to a foreign country, working in a desert without data connection, etc... (all things I do).
If a business had to rely solely on having network access to work on their data, there is NO WAY they would do that. The risk is too high.

Uncle Irish said:
I understand that but wouldn't want my business documents to be analyzed by them at all. That's why I have to pay for a cloud solution just to make sure everything is secure. I have to maintain HIPAA with a lot of my biz items
It's an expense I was trying to reduce or eliminate
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Yeah, I hear ya! I'm not sure I would want sensitive Business docs on Google Drive especially if you are guaranteeing a security standard to your customers. But for personal use it's not a bad alternative at all.
However, make sure you read the TOS for anyone you go with. Most still have a clause that they need access to your data to move to different servers if need be (wherever in the world they are). And if its lost in transition (which is unlikely) they are not responsible for where it ends up or what happened to it which in turn, would violate your standards you have set for your clients.
Spending the bucks for sensitive data storage is part of the cost of doing business unfortunately.
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bp787 said:
well, guess what. SOMETIMES your are in a location that does not have service and you still need to work on a doc.
CLOUD based computing is not solely about keeping everything off your local machine. It's entirely about convenient access to your data elements in a centralized/remote location. Drop box provides local access to your files, not just "CLOUD".
The whole point is to have auto sync'd data on your device without you having to worry about downloading something before getting on a plane, traveling to a foreign country, working in a desert without data connection, etc... (all things I do).
If a business had to rely solely on having network access to work on their data, there is NO WAY they would do that. The risk is too high.
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Agreed. There is an option in the Google Apps settings (just as there was in Google Docs) to have them available offline. Where it stores on your phone I haven't seen yet as I cannot set it up. When I go to Google drive to set up it reports that they will Email me when Google Drive is ready for my account. Maybe Canada is getting it last.
And I'm a paying Google Apps for Business user!

That language has to be there. Once you upload it they need to be able to do stuff with it. It also covers integration with other google products. Without those terms you wouldn't be able to access your google docs in you gmail, google calendar, google etc, etc. Technically they are different google products. IMO I trust my data more with Google than any other cloud provider. You trust them with how much personal information in your email, and on your phone?
I have a 100 GB account and once I get everything on it I'm dropping sugar sync. 100GB for $10/mo.

X10D3 said:
That language has to be there. Once you upload it they need to be able to do stuff with it. It also covers integration with other google products. Without those terms you wouldn't be able to access your google docs in you gmail, google calendar, google etc, etc. Technically they are different google products. IMO I trust my data more with Google than any other cloud provider. You trust them with how much personal information in your email, and on your phone?
I have a 100 GB account and once I get everything on it I'm dropping sugar sync. 100GB for $10/mo.
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Hmm, I would rethink that move if it's for certain sensitive business data. No doubt, as with any Cloud service, they need access to your data for moving to different servers, backing up etc. But Google has added in their TOS that they can have access to the content of your data to provide you with personalized advertising and product promotion based on what your content contains.
This is what the whole human cry was about several weeks back when Google announced it's revamping of their TOS for their services. Most other Cloud service providers, if not all, highlight in their TOS That in no way do they have access to the Content of your data.

sKiNz-PouNdeR said:
Hmm, I would rethink that move if it's for certain sensitive business data. No doubt, as with any Cloud service, they need access to your data for moving to different servers, backing up etc. But Google has added in their TOS that they can have access to the content of your data to provide you with personalized advertising and product promotion based on what your content contains.
This is what the whole human cry was about several weeks back when Google announced it's revamping of their TOS for their services. Most other Cloud service providers, if not all, highlight in their TOS That in no way do they have access to the Content of your data.
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A BIG +1
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Minus (App) Better than dropbox

This app in my humble opinion is better than dropbox, ADrive, and others that probe that I can not remember.
for starters, you sign the easiest way and without confirmation, the system is completely free and never have to do upgrade by cost.
Input give you 10 gigs of space in the cloud, you get 1 gig extra friend you invite, reaching maximum 50 gigabytes.
From what I like most is that you can upload a single file of 1 gigabyte.
It is easy to use and share those files can do public or private.
The public can comment and like. can be partners and friends, go to a user or anyone to follow.
For this and more they recommend.
the link: http://min.us/rxWcpu

In my case I had to activate proxy to download files to my speed. If you want me to check my Public folders can be searched as: kazutoaoi

free version doesn't support Android.

There seems to be loads of cloud storage popping up everywhere nowadays
Id much rather use a reputable one, Like dropbox, google drive, microsoft skydive (i think thats what its called ?)
I dont really fancy uploading precious photo's / documents to some homemade cloud storage server
also, android is google, everything i use is google, i like the whole idea of everything being together as one
google will rule the world one day !!

esmund said:
free version doesn't support Android.
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Why you say that? I use android on my N7000. First I register and then turn it down on my cel from the app store gogle play. works 100%
The app is completely free. Not exist, the paid version

azzledazzle said:
There seems to be loads of cloud storage popping up everywhere nowadays
Id much rather use a reputable one, Like dropbox, google drive, microsoft skydive (i think thats what its called ?)
I dont really fancy uploading precious photo's / documents to some homemade cloud storage server
also, android is google, everything i use is google, i like the whole idea of everything being together as one
google will rule the world one day !!
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Competition forces companies to keep innovating. Competition is good. I'll give this a go and see how it stacks up

Too low download speed
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I agree with what azzledazzle said.
I don't want to upload important data to newer / lesser known cloud storage.
I already have Google Drive (use it to store important data, weekly reports etc) and Box and Drop Box : use it to share data.

Boy124 said:
I agree with what azzledazzle said.
I don't want to upload important data to newer / lesser known cloud storage.
I already have Google Drive (use it to store important data, weekly reports etc) and Box and Drop Box : use it to share data.
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Some people actually do not use online storage for sensitive data. I'm uploading old videos right now, they take up a lot of space so this is pretty useful.
Please click my referral link so I get more storage!
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Kanto.nn said:
Too low download speed
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In my case I had to activate proxy (settings / proxy) to download files to my full speed. If you want me to check my Public folders can be searched as: kazutoaoi

I'm using Dropsync, and I have to say it's pretty awesome.

My folder pics http://kazutoaoi.minus.com/

Best Uses for Cloud Storage Apps

Hey everyone!
I was looking at a few storage apps like Drive, Box, Dropbox, and Ubuntu One and was trying to think of how to better make use them. Anyone any neat ways they are using the cloud that they would to share? Best I've come up with is using it to access files that I use often that may get erased from my device with flashing new roms.
Looking forward to using it in more creative ways so thanks for any input you guys have to offer!

I like to store apps that you can't download from the play store or those complimentary paid versions like BetterBatteryStats and SetCPU. That way I can easily download them or share them with a friend. I store my wallpapers so I can share them between all devices (I change it a lot.) My most useful one is for BitTorrent. If you're out and about and someone says "Hey, have you seen this movie?" I always forget to download it when I get home but if you set up a folder on one of your cloud services that syncs to your PC you can set your BitTorrent client to pull new torrents from that folder. Basically, you download the torrent file and then upload it to the cloud. If you keep your computer on then it'll be ready to watch when you get home.
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Keeping copies of anything I'm willing to lose or be seen by the man

I use foldersync to backup my photos and documents (among other things) to my cloud services like Sugarsync, gdrive and Dropbox. All my app backups from titanium go to Dropbox .
Cloud storage is extremely useful.

I guess I hoped there would be some more efficient and effective way to use the space... Something other than just saving stuff there... So far I have come up with scanning receipts and saving them to my Google drive account for later use if needed. It would be nice if other apps could access the information easily as well. Basically making it an extension of the tablet or phone's storage.
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Jester23 said:
I guess I hoped there would be some more efficient and effective way to use the space... Something other than just saving stuff there... So far I have come up with scanning receipts and saving them to my Google drive account for later use if needed. It would be nice if other apps could access the information easily as well. Basically making it an extension of the tablet or phone's storage.
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Depends what you want. I use evernote for receipts because of its amazing search and tagging options. Documents I share with work are in Sugarsync. Goggle drive is awesome for larger documents.
Unfortunately, I haven't found one service that does it all, so I split between different services depending on what needs to be done.
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I sync every device I own with Dropbox, box, and drive all synced together for extra backups
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I have been using different cloud applications from last 11 months and the basic reason of using it is to keep all my office and personal data on the roll Which is the best? I like Dropbox!
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Did you guys hear about CloudOn? It allows you to access your Box, Dropbox, Google Drive and SkyDrive account through a single APP, CloudOn.
http://www.cloudreviews.com/blog/sync-your-microsoft-office-files-across-the-cloud-with-cloudon (Only for Office Documents)

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Update: They've just increased the base storage level to 15GB (or 20GB if you use my referral link)!
Copy.com is a new Dropbox competitor. It's backed by the Barracuda Networks people, so this one's going to be around a while.
You get 15GB free, and if you sign up using my referral, we both get 5GB of free additional storage.
It uses the Holo UI and there are no upload size limits! You can never have too much cloud storage, right?
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Thanks!
(I posted this in the general S4 apps forum, but I thought I'd post it here for us Sprint folks, in case some of you don't look at the other forum.) :angel:

Thanks man
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Thanks appreciate it, just signed up.
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Interesting. .. signed up!
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Thanks and done.
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Been using it a couple days and so far really good stuff.
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Same theme but when I went back to stock to grab the MDL OTA, I actually entered my dropbox info at firstrun. Was in the sprint store the first time. Dropbox gave me "an additional 48GB" of space for registering the s4. No idea if this is wide spread or if I need to go get some scratch off tickets, b7t worth a try if you haven't already.
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Grommish said:
Same theme but when I went back to stock to grab the MDL OTA, I actually entered my dropbox info at firstrun. Was in the sprint store the first time. Dropbox gave me "an additional 48GB" of space for registering the s4. No idea if this is wide spread or if I need to go get some scratch off tickets, b7t worth a try if you haven't already.
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It's for all S4 owners as far as I can tell. But be aware that this additional fee space is for 2 years only. After that you'll either need to pony up to keep the space or delete files until you are back down to your pre - gratis48GB level. Still, 50GB of Dropbox for two years at no cost? I took it and ran.
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I'm trying out my new copy storage. Here's a link to 3 ROMS: https://copy.com/aOCkeSmqaUN0
Includes:
ForceRom 1.0 (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2261943)
Omega 3.0 (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2253528)
Stock ME2 (as referenced in the Omega thread here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=41332709&postcount=576)
Thanks for the referral credits, keep them coming!

Thank you !! i search this!

Thanks for the tip. Looks good on the desktop side, like you said hard to have too much storage.
However on the phone app side I really DON'T like this part:
Your applications information
retrieve running apps
Allows the app to retrieve information about currently and recently running tasks. This may allow the app to discover information about which applications are used on the device.
Your social information
read your contacts
Allows the app to read data about your contacts stored on your device, including the frequency with which you've called, emailed, or communicated in other ways with specific individuals. This permission allows apps to save your contact data, and malicious apps may share contact data without your knowledge.
Just saying.

I stopped using copy as when you read the user agreement they indicate that they have the right to use your content as they wish.... Dropbox is still golden for me.
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PapaDocta said:
I stopped using copy as when you read the user agreement they indicate that they have the right to use your content as they wish.... Dropbox is still golden for me.
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Could you point out where that is stated? The Copy.com terms look just like Dropbox's terms to me.
Copy.com: As between You and Copy, all information You provide to Copy remains your property.

leaderbuilder said:
Thanks for the tip. Looks good on the desktop side, like you said hard to have too much storage.
However on the phone app side I really DON'T like this part:
Your social information read your contacts
Just saying.
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There's an "invite friends/contacts to share a folder" option within the app. It uses the contacts for that functionality.

goalkeepr said:
Could you point out where that is stated? The Copy.com terms look just like Dropbox's terms to me.
Copy.com: As between You and Copy, all information You provide to Copy remains your property.
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"When you use the Product, you agree that Copy may duplicate and store your data, information, files and folders in accordance with Copy’s policies and these Terms. As between You and Copy, all information You provide to Copy remains your property.
We may also need to share your data, information, files and folders with third parties who assist us in providing the service. You hereby consent to such sharing. In addition, Copy may contain links to third party websites or resources. Your use of the third party materials is governed by their terms and not this Agreement. We are not responsible for or endorse these third parties."
https://www.copy.com/about/tos

And Dropbox: (https://www.dropbox.com/privacy):
Files. We collect and store the files you upload, download, or access with the Dropbox Service (“Files”). If you add a file to your Dropbox that has been previously uploaded by you or another user, we may associate all or a portion of the previous file with your account rather than storing a duplicate.
Service Providers, Business Partners and Others. We may use certain trusted third party companies and individuals to help us provide, analyze, and improve the Service (including but not limited to data storage, maintenance services, database management, web analytics, payment processing, and improvement of the Service’s features).
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The key takeaway here is Dropbox and Copy are using the essentially the same language to do the same thing. I don't see anything different between the TOS of the 2 services. Of course you are consenting to let them copy and store your files. That's what a cloud storage provider does. And both of them use third parties to help provide services.

so basically they are the same?

PapaDocta said:
so basically they are the same?
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Yeah, that's what it looks like to me. Nothing about either service worries me.:good:

goalkeepr said:
And Dropbox: (https://www.dropbox.com/privacy):
Files. We collect and store the files you upload, download, or access with the Dropbox Service (“Files”). If you add a file to your Dropbox that has been previously uploaded by you or another user, we may associate all or a portion of the previous file with your account rather than storing a duplicate.
Service Providers, Business Partners and Others. We may use certain trusted third party companies and individuals to help us provide, analyze, and improve the Service (including but not limited to data storage, maintenance services, database management, web analytics, payment processing, and improvement of the Service’s features).
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The key takeaway here is Dropbox and Copy are using the essentially the same language to do the same thing. I don't see anything different between the TOS of the 2 services. Of course you are consenting to let them copy and store your files. That's what a cloud storage provider does. And both of them use third parties to help provide services.
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Dropbox does not say they will access (and save!) your contacts, calls messages and how many times you contact each. And when I installed Dropbox on my system it did not ask for permission to do so.
Read the differences in the permissions tab: Copy VS Dropbox https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dropbox.android&hl=en
I see a huge difference one specifically says they can/will save your social contact and stats - that one is copy.
Again it's a choice to use the service or not I was just bring it up because it's so glaring and I don't/haven't installed apps that do that.

leaderbuilder said:
I see a huge difference one specifically says they can/will save your social contact and stats - that one is copy.
Again it's a choice to use the service or not I was just bring it up because it's so glaring and I don't/haven't installed apps that do that.
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This, and any other, app that allows you to share information with your contacts will have that permission (and corresponding description) in its manifest (e.g. Twitter, Facebook, Gmail, Box, Pocket, AirDroid, SoundCloud, EverNote).
I don't see any cause for concern, but everyone's tin foil hat is sized differently. :highfive:

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When you try to set up account it is all in russian
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herbzilla said:
When you try to set up account it is all in russian
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Yea it is but open it in chorme and it will translate for you in english..its just two step procedure to create user name and password plus security question in case if you forget the password
Actual application is in english
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Mail.Ru?? while you are doing that, why not give them your credit card info too, heck give them all your personal info

jazzespresso said:
Mail.Ru?? while you are doing that, why not give them your credit card info too, heck give them all your personal info
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What you are talking about ? Account and password is all you need to create which you do for every cloud storage app. Some people are just over cautious
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Rajaasim1980 said:
What you are talking about ? Account and password is all you need to create which you do for every cloud storage app. Some people are just over cautious
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I guess he's implying that russian services cannot be trusted despite the fact it's the services of USA that spies on just about everything people do.
Thanks for the tip!

Sweet 100 GB...and for free. NSA can spy all they want in that cloud, same goes for the FSB. I'll just keep my "less" sensitive stuff on this cloud.
After I signd up the these 100 GB, I wanted to see if I could find something even bigger...well 10 TB from Weiyun did the trick. Althou it's a tad more tricky to get signed up, it is possible to do so (firsthand experience) A good deal of the registration and UI of the cloud storage is capable of english. The android software lacks I'm afraid.
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Kocayine said:
I guess he's implying that russian services cannot be trusted despite the fact it's the services of USA that spies on just about everything people do.
Thanks for the tip!
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Do you trust them? I have very close Russian friends, they don't even trust the most of Russian sites and IPOs and apps in play stores. Forget about all NSA craps for a second...it is sad but it is a fact that whenever you see anything like cloud.ru or mail.ru, don't you even give a second thought before you sign up.

jazzespresso said:
Do you trust them? I have very close Russian friends, they don't even trust the most of Russian sites and IPOs and apps in play stores. Forget about all NSA craps for a second...it is sad but it is a fact that whenever you see anything like cloud.ru or mail.ru, don't you even give a second thought before you sign up.
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Like the guy before you posted, be it dropbox or this, I dont keep sensitive stuff there unless encrypted. Heck, does it matter if it ends on .ru? You think russian hackers or whatever go for the russian services more than things outside russia?

jazzespresso said:
Do you trust them? I have very close Russian friends, they don't even trust the most of Russian sites and IPOs and apps in play stores. Forget about all NSA craps for a second...it is sad but it is a fact that whenever you see anything like cloud.ru or mail.ru, don't you even give a second thought before you sign up.
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I personally use these storage to upload firmwares; apps; music videos movies etc so i dont see what could be the issues of privacy there? Can you elaborate ? No one use these storage to store information about their bank details; adress or phone numbers etc
I am using it for few weeks and its quiet good for those who lack internal space for music; videos and nandroid backups etc
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vange said:
Sweet 100 GB...and for free. NSA can spy all they want in that cloud, same goes for the FSB. I'll just keep my "less" sensitive stuff on this cloud.
After I signd up the these 100 GB, I wanted to see if I could find something even bigger...well 10 TB from Weiyun did the trick. Althou it's a tad more tricky to get signed up, it is possible to do so (firsthand experience) A good deal of the registration and UI of the cloud storage is capable of english. The android software lacks I'm afraid.
Sorry for the hijack
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I have used that one as well but upload and download speed was not great and also file sharing/uploading and downloading was not that easy and simple
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more free space
More than 360 TB :0
http://polifrogblog.blogspot.com/2014/01/1tb-2tb-10tb-36tb-how-many-tb-of-cloud.html

1TB
If anyone needs 1TB please contact me, I have spare accounts:
reunitedbeauty at gmail dot com
Regards

I have a free account of 1TB at mail.ru and all I can say uploads work better than on google drive. Drive tends to freeze my tablet, where mail.ru is almost instant.