My main issue with Dropbox is that they aren't trustworthy. How Dropbox lost my trust: 1) they flat-out lied in their promotional materials. They falsely cla

My main issue with Dropbox is that they aren't trustworthy. How Dropbox lost my trust: 1) they flat-out lied in their promotional materials. They falsely claimed that data was kept encrypted and that they couldn't access it. They stopped claiming this only after a third-party revealed that it was a lie. 2) The CTO's reactions to major security flaws made crystal clear that he does not view loss exposures as a problem unless you suffer a loss. 3) The CTO's reactions to major security flaws made crystal clear that Dropbox prefers sweeping problems under the rug to transparency. This has created a situation where a reasonable person can't ever really trust Dropbox. http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2011/05/dropbox-ftc/ http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2011/05/dropbox-ftc/ -- nice summary of Dropbox's flagrant lies about encrypted data.