Dropbox is testing AI tools—an experiment that involves OpenAI getting access to users' documents and files if you start futzing around with the AI tools. You can opt out by…
not bad too,
i will not edit the body with that because i think it can be against the ToS of Google, and if not and that's become a popular solution, that will be for sure in it then.
You can loose your account so easily with them, so its better to be "reliable" ^^
Missing option that I use:
Free Google Drive mounted with rclone and then eCryptfs filesystem mounted on the Google Drive mountpoint.
I get the free space and Google only sees encrypted files.
not bad too, i will not edit the body with that because i think it can be against the ToS of Google, and if not and that's become a popular solution, that will be for sure in it then.
You can loose your account so easily with them, so its better to be "reliable" ^^