"Edward Snowden" the former Contracting with the National Security Agency NSA and the owner of famous leaks revealed the American government spy on Internet users, said that user careful on privacy should stay away from online services such as the famous Dropbox ,Facebook and Google Drive.
snowden which was being interviewed via Google Hangouts stated that some of these services such as Dropbox does not encrypt files, users, and even for encrypted services, the companies are obliged by American law to hand over users' information if requested to do so by American courts.
snowden which was being interviewed via Google Hangouts stated that some of these services such as Dropbox does not encrypt files, users, and even for encrypted services, the companies are obliged by American law to hand over users' information if requested to do so by American courts.
Snowden advised Users to resort to cloud services such as SpiderOak encrypted as an alternative to Dropbox and Google Drive. He said that both Google and Facebook have already improving safety in the proportion of their services, but this is not enough. He advised users not to send any messages unencrypted across internet.
Snowden who's now live in Russia, is accused by the United States to hand over Russia and confidential documents other than those related to the control of the Internet, which have been published in the press, and therefore he is accused of spying. However, Snowden denied delivery any secret documents other than those that have been published in press.
Do you think you can live away from Google , Facebook and Dropbox? Let us know within the comments.
Snowden who's now live in Russia, is accused by the United States to hand over Russia and confidential documents other than those related to the control of the Internet, which have been published in the press, and therefore he is accused of spying. However, Snowden denied delivery any secret documents other than those that have been published in press.
Do you think you can live away from Google , Facebook and Dropbox? Let us know within the comments.