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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!
The number of votes is irrelevant. Companies like Dropbox do not implement features based on user suggestions. They do so via bean counting.
Dropbox has over 15 million users that pay a subscription fee and nearly $2 BILLION in revenue. That subscription payment is a "vote" for the policy of "whatever you do is fine by me."
They would need to lose around 1 million subscriptions explicitly due to lack of zero-knowledge encryption before they even considered implementing the idea.
Synopsis: If you are paying a fee now, you have already voted that everything is absolutely great and in no need of change.
