Not to be that guy, but since no one else has mentioned it: a file in Dropbox is a file shared with the NSA. I was a happy paying Dropbox customer since 2008 b

Not to be that guy, but since no one else has mentioned it: a file in Dropbox is a file shared with the NSA. I was a happy paying Dropbox customer since 2008 but downgraded my account to the free tier a few months ago. I no longer consider Dropbox trustworthy for anything except (1) trivial files and (2) files encrypted client-side before they're put into Dropbox. Even with the above, I had two specific use-cases that only recently did I resolve: - 1Password Sync. Dropbox is no longer necessary here since 1Password natively supports iCloud sync across Mac and iOS. - Arbitrary file-sharing between Mac and iOS. Dropbox is no longer necessary here ever since I've been running BTSync[0], which has worked flawlessly in my experience. It might be time to cancel Dropbox entirely. [0] http://labs.bittorrent.com/experiments/sync.html http://labs.bittorrent.com/experiments/sync.html