Not worried about government doing something with my stuff because I am doing nothing illegal so no worries. What I am worried about is scum doing something illegal or profiting from my stuff.
I worry about Google just getting too much access to too much of a variety of personal information. It's bad enough as it is right now. (Perhaps I'm just turning into a conspiracy theorist.)
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sorry but dropbox is good enough for me.. I am up to 5 GB.. also I have had enough of google trying to read and keep track of everything I do..
God knows what ever you put in google drive they will make a copy and then tell congress again we have all this info and data, what do we do with it? Just like they did with people's wifis when they were doing street view mapping.. [ if your mapping, why are you snooping ? ] they can not be trusted..
proven tack record of that..
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Apple MacBook Pro 13" 2.9GHZ i7 12GBs
Apple Thunderbolt display 27", Macally Bluetooth Keyboard
Internal 1 x OCZ Deneva2 SSD 480 GBs ( removed superdrive - installed 750GB HD in place )
LaCie Stark 1TB for time machine, Apple Track Pad
Moshi Keyboard cover ( to catch the drool when surfing rumor sites )
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sorry but dropbox is good enough for me.. I am up to 5 GB.. also I have had enough of google trying to read and keep track of everything I do..
God knows what ever you put in google drive they will make a copy and then tell congress again we have all this info and data, what do we do with it? Just like they did with people's wifis when they were doing street view mapping.. [ if your mapping, why are you snooping ? ] they can not be trusted..
proven tack record of that..
I am NOT saying it is better, but Wuala's data centers are all located in Europe (Switzerland, Germany, France). Wuala is part of LaCie and is based in Switzerland.
Both Wuala and SpiderOak use client-side encryption and you hold the key, so your data is not accessible by vendor staff or US authorities. I am splitting my storage between Dropbox and SpiderOak these days.
I am NOT saying it is better, but Wuala's data centers are all located in Europe (Switzerland, Germany, France). Wuala is part of LaCie and is based in Switzerland.
That does m=not make a difference. As long as the domain name is something controlled by ICANN (.com. .net, .org, .gov, .biz, .xxx etc.), irrespective of where the servers physically are, the US can and does have jurisdiction and does exercise its right.
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