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topinambour_rex, to privacy in Dropbox is sharing users' files with OpenAI, here's how to opt out
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Time to fill dropbox with gos of eroticas.

small_crow,
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Finally, someone will read John/John, my series of erotic John Oliver / Elton John fanfictions.

Zerush, to privacy in Dropbox is sharing users' files with OpenAI, here's how to opt out
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I never opted in, no DropBox, OneDrive nor GDrive.

lolrightythen, to privacy in Dropbox is sharing users' files with OpenAI, here's how to opt out

Awesome photo choice!

“What’s in the box?”

spez_, to privacy in Dropbox is sharing users' files with OpenAI, here's how to opt out

Use your own NAS

Lemmyfunbun, to privacy in Dropbox is sharing users' files with OpenAI, here's how to opt out

The problem with cryptomater in my mind is eventually with quantum computing the encryption will be cracked. Even if you delete the file its stored somwhere else in their backups. There will be a treasure of good information even if its 10 yearas from now to be harvested.

lud,

encryption will be cracked

We don’t know that yet.

sapphiria, to privacy in Dropbox is sharing users' files with OpenAI, here's how to opt out
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How is this legal? Isn’t this a violation of copyright law at the very least, plus any other licenses that might apply to the files?

TGhost,
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i think its a scenario well accepted within the terms of uses…

Recently those of OpenAi changed btw, and that’s very interesting… to read.
They sent the mail the night of Christmas if i’m not wrong lmaooooo

If laws were made for citizens, we would know for now 😆

Cosmocrat, to privacy in Dropbox is sharing users' files with OpenAI, here's how to opt out

Why not just encrypt your data before uploading to the cloud?

TGhost,
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why return the problem on the user ?

ipkpjersi,

Because if not this it will always be something else.

monsieur_jean,

Users are responsible for their own privacy.

Having Open Source projects providing the tools for that is extremely important. But ultimately the responsibility lies in the users hands. End to End encryption is the way. My files should 100% be encrypted on my side, with private keys that I own and nobody else. :)

TGhost,
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Not everyone can do it.
I agree, but in this society even with that in considerations, corpo have responsabilities and duty…

Don’t misunderstand me, I’m on your technical philosophy. For my self, I trust my self. But society is manipulated with promises, and theses broken promises we have to talk about them, and outloud.

RobotDaniel, to privacy in Dropbox is sharing users' files with OpenAI, here's how to opt out

I would recommend proton drive as a great replacement if you want something that doesn’t need a server

siravious, to privacy in Dropbox is sharing users' files with OpenAI, here's how to opt out

Tresorit for encrypting and sharing. Beats Proton Drive.

hairynipple, to privacy in Dropbox is sharing users' files with OpenAI, here's how to opt out

As is usual in these cases, this is not legal in the EU and they cannot “legally” do this. However they might still choose to take the risk or factor in the cost of litigation.

ClydapusGotwald, to privacy in Dropbox is sharing users' files with OpenAI, here's how to opt out

Good thing I got rid of my Dropbox years ago.

monsieur_jean, to privacy in Dropbox is sharing users' files with OpenAI, here's how to opt out

It's almost 2024 and we still don't have any significant open source project for cloud storage privacy.

TGhost,
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Nextcloud,
Protondrive,
Bare os self hosted ? Termux + rsync or scp + bash,

Its just an “niche” business the privacy for now, except VPN 😑😑🙄

toastal,

rsync was created in 1996

stewsters,

It really depends what you are using it for and how safe you want to be.

You could just use syncthing to keep a directory on your laptop synced with your home desktop. Still goes down if your home burns though.

You could do it with your friends house if you don’t mind him being able to see your stuff. You could even have backups saved somewhere else.

It’s a lot of work and cognitive load for the average person though.

Link,

Nextcloud?

HulkSmashBurgers, to privacy in Dropbox is sharing users' files with OpenAI, here's how to opt out

I use cryptomator with my cloud storage to encrypt all my files.

cryptomator.org

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