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End to End Encryption Coming?
I read that Dropbox will be starting to roll out end-to-end encryption (where they don't have the keys to read content if they chose to).
Does anyone know when this feature will be available?
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Hi morkus
This looks like its a feature thats only going to be available to Business customers via a third party add on called Boxcryptor which Dropbox recently acquired. There is no mention of it being available to standard users.
https://www.techradar.com/news/dropbox-is-bringing-end-to-end-encryption-for-business-users
I am a BoxCryptor customer that has a valid paid subscription that ends very shortly and can't be renewed due to this aquisition. I still want the same features that BoxCryptor offered as far as end to end encryption and should be available to all paid users, but even if it's only available to "business" accounts, I can't find any information about what (business) plan is required along with whatever the prices would be. It would be helpful if someone could give me that information before my BoxCryptor subscription expires in less than 14 days.
It seem right now that their are only a smattering of companies that care about the security of your data. What if you had the idea of the century stored on dropbox? is it safe? or do you have bots scouring the encryped data (encrypted by DB) looking for things that can be capitolized on? Or actions of a hacker, former employee or rouge executive to sell this data in lots to someone in china? (the server is likely already there).
How will dropbox make me feel safe to continue using their products?
