You can share this folder from the backup machine further on, though only in the encrypted format.Įncrypted folders on backup machine (the one with F-key only) have Read-Only permissions, "Overwrite any changed files" option is always activated and "Selective Sync" is not available. This will lead to extra space taken on the device. If you pick a directory with files previously encrypted with the same F-key, these files will still be re-synced and moved to Archive. Files that are already there will not be encrypted, and will be just ignored by Sync. Use your system's file browser to create an encrypted directory. You'll be prompted to choose a folder in which the encrypted data from the source computer will be stored.
paste the key to "Manual Connection" field in Sync on encrypted mode and select folder location. add encrypted share to Sync on source computer, copy the Encrypted key check that linking mode is "Disconnected" for encrypted node To create encrypted folder on devices linked with one identity:
Box sync encryption manual#
Once the folder is created, pass the Encrypted key to another device, where it should be pasted into the Manual connection box (Options > Manual connection): To create an Encrypted folder, click the arrow head > Encrypted folder > then add a folder from your file system: Since Encrypted folders are not meant to be opened or decrypted, a person attempting to open such a folder will see incomprehensible lines of symbols: Please note that having encrypted folders may cause additional memory and CPU use on all devices involved in syncing.
Also, this VPS-hosted peer is going to seed your data 24 hours a day so if your other peers go offline you still have your data accessible. For example, you may add a copy of a shared folder to a VPS or an available for public use device, without fearing that others will read or use your data.
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