OneDrive contents? No company should be allowed access to that. Looks like it’s time to encrypt OneDrive. Actually, all cloud storage should have some encryption that doesn’t rely on the provider.
If you upload to OneDrive, and they turn it on by default with the forced login now for online-only 11, you agree that it is not your data anymore.
Not saying it’s right, but if you care (and even if you don’t, but I expect people are too addicted to “convenience” to avoid it even if they do care) keep your shit out of the systems of Microslop and Be More Evil, Inc.
OneDrive contents? No company should be allowed access to that. Looks like it’s time to encrypt OneDrive. Actually, all cloud storage should have some encryption that doesn’t rely on the provider.
rcrypt can handle encryption transparently: https://rclone.org/crypt/. You can use
rclone mountto mount storage from practically any provider.If you upload to OneDrive, and they turn it on by default with the forced login now for online-only 11, you agree that it is not your data anymore.
Not saying it’s right, but if you care (and even if you don’t, but I expect people are too addicted to “convenience” to avoid it even if they do care) keep your shit out of the systems of Microslop and Be More Evil, Inc.