There are many articles, which I have read over the years, where they
have issues of storing "personal" files and some do not like the use of
cloud systems unless it uses a heavy duty encryption system for the
whole process, including during the upload/download process over the Net.
To be honest, with all I have read, I do not "trust" Cloud services that
are not located in and administered by the business IT department.
The need for a "secured" WiFi access point is another drawback. I
rarely am able to find any WiFi access where I need to use my laptop, or
tablet, outside my home/office network. The only access I have outside
my apartment is my own WiFi network, when I place a secondary access
point so I can use it in the common area[s] 10 floors below it in living
room window.
Actually, with Ubuntu having a Cloud version, it might be easier to
setup your own Cloud service in your home/work environment so can
"trust" the service.
On 04/28/2016 12:07 PM, nasrin khaksar wrote:
hello.
what do you mean?
is it like microsoft office 2016?
i did not test microsoft newer versions but i heard that some works
installation, saving files and some fonctions need connection to the
internet.
i think its good for job projects, businesses, organazation and some
work that not private and we are in a hurry and want to get help from
someone or share our experience!
thanks and god bless you.
On 4/25/16, Pedro <pedlino@gmail.com> wrote:
Bo Siltberg wrote
The site wants me to install a client, what is this client used for?
My antivirus program claims it contained "Variant.Graftor.5639" and
deleted
it...
The client is exactly the same as the Dropbox (or Microsoft's OneDrive)
client. It syncs the cloud files with a folder on your drive. The advantage
is that if you don't have internet connection you can still use the offline
LibreOffice to work on the offline file and it will be synced when you are
connected. In addition it is a backup on your own computer so if the cloud
service is discontinued you still have your files, which to me makes all
sense ;)
I believe your antivirus is being overcautious about a program that is
uploading files to the internet (but that is how a sync client should work)
Hope this helps
(again, I'm not affiliated to the service or company, I'm just spreading
what I consider good news, so don't shoot the messenger )
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