I gave up on cloud services completely some time ago. Encrypting files before uploading is too much a hassle, and the thought that after a service like Dropbox gets hacked (and it will be some day) all my 500+ projects plus half a dozen album masters flying around the net is not really desirable.

 

Dropbox? Hmmm... read it

 

Dropbox + NSA = :

http://www.tomsguide.com/us/how-secure-is-dropbox,review-1809.html

http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/jul/17/edward-snowden-dropbox-privacy-spideroak

http://techcrunch.com/2014/09/11/dropbox-calls-for-support-of-the-senates-nsa-reform-bill/

http://www.newstatesman.com/future-...oving-condoleezza-rice-has-been-appointed-its

I myself don't use Cloud-syncing anymore, thanks to too many "accidents" with lost data, albeit thanks to my own ignorance or ineptitude. I do back things up to and share via the Cloud, by personal preference, to Copy, Box, and Mega – which provide 15, 10 and 50 GB, respectively, for free per account. Per Edward Snowden's vociferous suggestion, I got a Spider Oak account, but when I learned that he's not to be trusted, I stopped using it. I do have tons of Google Drive storage, but they're already reading my e-mails.

 

For collab projects, https://trello.com/ may help you. It's like google wave but, on a second thought I never knew what google wave was about. So it's good for collabs shortly :}

 

I prefer Splice. Not exactly a file hosting service, but it's meant for music and collabs.

 

yeah @One Reason you retart

How dare you comment on this sacred post lol...

By the way...

@mark@WFstudios & @Evorax

Commenting on someone without mentioning names is kinda weak...

Have i mentioned that Dropbox should be fucked?