#Jottacloud forum download#

So I use them because they seemed like a great option for me, and I use Cryptomator anyway for my more sensitive documents. Jottacloud was added to AlternativeTo by suselfunk on and this page was last updated Apr 8, 2021.

#Jottacloud forum download#

In defense of Jottacloud though, I will say that: they're the best cloud provider I've found for photo management that doesn't actively scan your photos for machine learning and ad generation (like Google and Amazon do) the service is based in Norway, which has decent privacy laws and relies massively on green energy (Norway is part of the 14-eyes though) they have the best value family plans for a cloud provider that I could find and personally I've found the download and upload speeds to be really good (I'm based in the UK though, so not that far from their servers really). Is it OK for to run a backup of my entire Zotero. I use Jottacloud which offers backup/restore separate from sync. However TimeMachine and SuperDuper have never given me problems backing up the whole drive while Zotero is open. Or if you do want to use Jottacloud, you can use something like Veracrypt or Cryptomator to encrypt your important files before you upload them. A number of posts say that you should close Zotero before backup of the entire Zotero folder (database, storage etc). So for privacy, I'd suggest either self-hosting a NextCloud instance, or using a provider like. Their use of the term 'unlimited' also really means about 10 TB - I have heard of cases on the DataHoarder sub where people lost data because they uploaded about 50 TB of stuff and didn't reduce it down despite multiple warnings.

In terms of privacy though, Jottacloud don't provide an end-to-end encrypted service - your data is encrypted in transit, and at rest, but they have the decryption keys, so they certainly can read/scan through your files if they choose to, and like Dropbox, I believe they do an automated scan when you try to share a file to check that it isn't known illegal content (via a hash comparison). I use Jottacloud, primarily for my photos, and also for general document backups.