How To Secure Cloud Data On Linux With Cryptomator

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Online storage services (aka cloud drives) are necessary for anyone who needs data to be accessible anywhere and everywhere, a reliable backup, or to send or save files easily. These services are easy to use, fast and work on most platforms. However, for as neat and convenient as they may be, they come at the price of privacy. Not many cloud services provide encryption which is why it’s up to users to secure cloud data before they upload it. More info at https://www.addictivetips.com/ubuntu-linux-tips/secure-cloud-data-on-linux-with-cryptomator/



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Secure Cloud Data On Linux