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Zero Knowledge Encryption
I find that many Cloud services offer encryption during transfer to the service and encryption at the destination. Dropbox does this too. Unfortunately, the keys used at the destination are avail...
I wanted to share a quick update with you:
We have launched our end-to-end encryption in April. More details can be found here and here.
High level overview:
You can now add end-to-end encryption to team folders. The functionality is available for our Advanced, Business Plus and Enterprise customers at no additional costs.
If there are any questions, please let me know!
This is the exact idea that I wanted to share! Thank you, @PierreLeBear.
And to @ITConsultingAfrica, I find your ending comments to be rude and unhelpful.
"If you do not like that Dropbox has access to your encryption
keys, move on, and look at a provider like sync.com or others.
That is my understanding, and I may be wrong. But this is OK
with me, as I doubt a Dropbox engineer will want to look at my
holiday photos of 2 years ago or whatever."
No one looks for encryption to protect family photos!
Those of us who have to work with HIPPA laws are always looking for options to ensure privacy. Obviously, I have looked elsewhere for this feature, but it would be awesome for me (and obviously others) if Dropbox offered it.
