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1. #Tresorit sending files for free install
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3. #Tresorit sending files for free free

However, there is still something that bothers me.

#Tresorit sending files for free Pc

I'm so tired of my PC being so damn slow.

#Tresorit sending files for free install

(I've never install an SSD before, so I'm gonna see how it goes. And all I'm really doing atm is installing an SSD, so I'm just backing my files up just in case if my HDD fails or something. I don't exactly have that many files I want to backup.

#Tresorit sending files for free free

I do feel guilty that I guess I'm "leeching" off of Tresorit and users like you since you are essentially paying for my free version. So basing off of what you're saying and on what Tresorit is saying, they can't actually see the "most important part" of my files? Just that there are files that exist on my account? So for example, if I store a private family photo or video of mine to the free cloud right now, there is still no possible way anybody but me can see me or my family's face in the file? Even after it's done uploading? Tresorit and other 3rd parties will just see the file, but none of its content? I just wanna make sure because If that's the case, that'd be awesome. Though there are still some more stuff I wanna ask about. <3 I was kinda worried I wasn't making much sense or elaborating enough. My only issue is that they are not open sourced.

So in the event that you wanted to store your tax information with them, they might be able to see the name of the file, but they don't have the ability to actually go through the tax document because it was encrypted before it even left your computer.īased on other cloud solutions, I found that Tresorit was the best solution when it came to having BOTH usability and security. Only you and those who you decide to share with can access them.īased on the verbiage Tresorit used here, it comes to reason that they have the ability to see a file is there is a file and *possibly* the file name (I wasn't able to find if they could or couldn't) but never the content of the files. Zero-knowledge privacy means that no one, not even Tresorit, can look into the content of your files. Also known as private encryption, it is the ultimate way in which you can keep your data private, though it does come with a few downsides: most important of these is that if you lose your password, it is gone forever. Zero-knowledge in this case means that no one besides you has the keys to your data, not even the service you’re storing your files with. Regarding your zero-knowledge, I am going to use this definition from So even as a free user, all your data is encrypted. So Tresorit doesn't offer a non-encrypted plan. The free storage that they give you is paid for by other users such as myself, so they are not selling your data. I have been a Tresorit member for a few years now, and I actually have their highest user plan. "Is free really free and safe" The answer here is yes.

Thanks for anybody reading and helping out! In short or TL DR, do I have to pay for "zero-knowledge"? If not, can I stay on the free version as long as I want? 3GB is all I need I think. Do I have to pay for a different version to make sure that nobody can see the files I upload but me? The Encrypted cloud and "Premium benefits" parts worries me because I thought any file I upload would be encrypted on the free version and that I can stay on the free version for as long as I want. Lucky you - until June 12, 2020, you get to experience these Premium benefits for free:Įncrypted cloud: upload your files with peace of mind knowing no cloud providers are peeking in.Īnd then 2 other things I don't care much about. Now a question, is the free version actually free? Free 3GB of space? And all of the stuff I upload is encrypted with nobody but me knowing what are inside the files/pics? (aka "Zero-Knowledge")? And can I stay on the free version as long as I want? I got an email from Tresorit welcoming me that said this: But if somebody can help me answer some questions, that can definitely make me feel more relaxed with using it. Again, I don't trust Tresorit yet to store important, very sensitive files like my tax returns and resumes. I'm currently testing the free version, Tresorit Basic, by uploading some random pics that I currently don't care much about. So yes, I'm using the free plan, but I just want to make sure I can trust the apps to keep my files safe before I actually pay for something. I'm a new member trying to find some good cloud storages that have end-to-end encryption, "zero-knowledge", and good amounts of space all for free.