It allows you to access and work with your online files as though they were on your computer. One of those, pCloud Drive, improves the standard sync model. The main feature of pCloud is the ability to store your files in a remote location so you can avoid losing them to hard drive malfunctions and sync and share them across devices. pCloud is an online storage solution that people can use to ensure that their photos, documents, and other important data is not at risk of being lost if their hard drive goes corrupt or they lose their device to theft, loss, or breakage. You can use it on any digital device and secure your files to the max with manual encryption. No one can help you, because they don't have the information necessary to decrypt your files (that's the point).PCloud serves as both an excellent backup and work sharing tool.

Regardless, if you use Pcloud's, icedrive's, or cryptomator's zero knowledge encryption, if you lose the key, you lose your data. You could use that instead of paying for Pcloud's zero knowledge encryption. Also, icedrive has all but outright stated that they don't care about the legitimacy (or illegitimacy) of your files.Īnother alternative to zero knowledge encryption is software like Cryptomator which is free and open source. Icedrive has cheaper lifetime storage which includes the zero knowledge encryption in the price (but they are a newer, less established company). To use Pcloud's client side zero knowledge encryption, you have to pay extra (another $150 or so I think). It should be noted, if you use zero knowledge (client-side) encryption, then Pcloud could not identify those files, even if they are pirated. It is suspected by many that they scan all files by their hashes (which can lead to false positives, including 0 byte files), however Pcloud denies using hashes to find pirated files. They never tell their victims (users) which file(s) triggered the copyright infringement.

Did they find shared links posted or snooped through customers' files?

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