Tuesday, January 22, 2013

Review: What to expect from Mega's free 50GB of cloud storage

Review: What to expect from Mega's free 50GB of cloud storage

Some media outlets are celebrating Mega as a phoenix-from-the-ashes tale and a triumph for technology and privacy. The content industry, but, points to the track record of Kim Dotcom to warn that his new “privacy company” is just another ruse for

Serena Ellison was not surprised at the news her 18-year-ancient daughter received upon check-in at the Department of Public Safety's Plano driver's license bureau Friday. The teenager's license renewal was going to take a minimum of two or three hours

Once you get on to it into Mega, you're presented with a typical file folder-style show. You can upload both release files or folders. You can also download files at the same time as you're uploading others. Unlike more refined cloud storage

Indicted Megaupload initiator Kim Dotcom appears on a large screen during the launch of a new file-allotment website called "Mega" at his Coatesville mansion in Auckland, New Zealand, Sunday, Jan. 20, 2013. The colorful

The new service's privacy policy is structured around encrypting individual user data locally before uploading—so Mega never really does any decryption, and can't tell what you're uploading. If you choose to give it a whirl, you should know that it

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Review: What to expect from Mega's free 50GB of cloud storage

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