Using the option you can simply transfer them between computers directly, provided that both computers are online during the transfer. Maybe you have some files and folders that you prefer not to host in the cloud. Just right-click any folder on your system and select to sync it with Cubby.Ĭubby furthermore supports direct device to device synchronizations bypassing the cloud at all. That's excellent if you do not want to move all the files that you want to synchronize to a root folder (either manually or through trickery using symbolic links). First, you can simply select any folder on your drive to synchronize it with your personal online storage space or other devices. Referring users on the other hand can only be done by email invites currently, as you do not get a direct referral link that you can post all over forums, sites and other online places.īut space is just one thing, what about features? Cubby offers several features that make it a viable option. Each referral gives you 1 Gigabyte of extra space up to a total of 25 Gigabytes for free users. That's three more than Dropbox is offering, and since Cubby has a similar invite system as Dropbox, expandable free of charge. Furthermore, Dropbox says your files are only checked against that list when you try to share a file - if you just upload a bunch of movies and albums to your Dropbox for your own personal consumption, they won’t get blocked.Remember Cubby? A file hosting and synchronization solution that is offering features that the majority of services do not offer? Cubby looks like any other solution at first glance: you get 5 Gigabytes of online storage that you can use to synchronize your devices with. “We don’t look at the files in your private folders”ĭropbox stresses that this entire process is automated, and that it never actually looks at your files - it just automatically generates hashes for your files, which are automatically matched against a list of copyrighted hashes. Dropbox DMCA takedown notice This is one of the most graceful methods of preventing piracy that I’ve ever seen - but it’s still not without its risks and limitations.
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