#Dropbox vs dropcopy how to
#Dropbox vs dropcopy software
#Dropbox vs dropcopy Pc

This was of course a bad idea, especially after I got a Galaxy S4 phone, which came with a 50GB Dropbox upgrade, and I started using my own account for personal stuff a lot more.

#Dropbox vs dropcopy Pc

I used to use my own Dropbox account at work teaching kids computer-stuff, so they'd have an easy way to share files and a place to store their things without having to remember which particular PC they worked at last time (and messing about with USB sticks back and forth, it was chaos). I was not so closely involved with the setup but I believe it was pretty straight forward and we've been using with basically no troubles. Dropbox is no offering more than when I last checked, but right now it would be for 22 users в‚¬3,168 per year. It also meant that we were constantly overflowing our limits. Well, we didn't pay for a Dropbox enterprise account or anything, we always try to minimize costs, that meant that you wither needed to switch between personal and business accounts or use the web interface for one. This hasn't been an issue, but I guess in some scenarios it could be.ДЄnother disadvantage might be that their mobile apps are not free, they are at a more than reasonable price and I don't mind the business model but it could be a little bit uncomfortable, do the employees pay the $1 and then get it back, do you send them as gifts? (Google play doesn't support gifts for example). One of the main disadvantages as of now is that there is no over wifi syncing so if there's a big file upload, everyone will have to download it at the office.

#Dropbox vs dropcopy software

I still stand by my statement that literally not a single piece of software exists that does the same as dropbox in terms of stability, functionality, ease of use, and cross platform compatibility. I don't have time nor knowledge to go over its source and I doubt that many other people do, as far as I'm concerned the fact that it's open source doesn't change anything regarding to either security or functionality of that software. I don't store too sensitive data on dropbox so I don't care if NSA, dropbox or some other government agency has easy access to my data on their servers.ДЄs far as the open source argument goes it's simply irrelevant to me. Can I take a picture on my phone and see it a minute later on my computer and vice versa? My guess would be 'no'.ДЄs far as encryption and it being open source goes, I couldn't care less about that.

#Dropbox vs dropcopy how to

I've heard of 5 of those, I know how to use 3 for storage, I have accounts with only 2 (gmail, outlook), but 0 of them have clients that work on android and linux.ДЄnd using different, non official, clients on different platforms just doesn't sound like a install and forget about it type of deal like dropbox has. From the website 'It works with Amazon S3, Windows Live SkyDrive, Google Drive (Google Docs), Rackspace Cloud Files or WebDAV, SSH, FTP'

That one seems to be targeted more at periodical backups than what dropbox does, which is more closer to syncing and backing up at the same time.ДЄnyway, no I did not try it.