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Does "the cloud" have something against TrueCrypt containers?
I've been having a little problem with uploading my backup files to "cloud" storage services lately. I have all my personal files in TrueCrypt containers to keep everything secure. I have them that way in my computer, and also in a flash drive. When my old computer died, I thought it would be a good idea to have a second backup of everything, so I uploaded the TrueCrypt containers from my flash drive to Microsoft OneDrive. About a month later, all my files were gone! I was told that my account was probably hacked. Well, then I discovered Google has it's own Drive service with the same capacity, so I used that since I've never had any of my gmail accounts hacked. I just went back to check on the status of my files, and discovered that they are gone from there too! What's even stranger is that I also had some "open" files that were not in TC containers because I didn't have a computer at the time to put them into TC files first, so I had uploaded them in the open. Those files are still there. So now I'm wondering if TC containers--or possibly any password protected files--are not allowed to be stored in online storage sites. Can anyone shed some light on this?
Last edited by Delly10; 12 Jul 2016 at 13:47.