Anybody tried any solutions to this? I like the idea of having everything fully offline from a single provider, encrypted, and versioned with no need for Crashplan or external backups.
Built-in file history for Windows shares might work but modern cryptoware apparently trashes the backups before encrypting.
One idea I had is Cloudberry backup - this could read from CloudDrive hooked up to an unlimited Amazon Cloud Drive account (once it's all working properly) then write encrypted versioned backups directly back to the same cloud provider!
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Anybody tried any solutions to this? I like the idea of having everything fully offline from a single provider, encrypted, and versioned with no need for Crashplan or external backups.
Built-in file history for Windows shares might work but modern cryptoware apparently trashes the backups before encrypting.
One idea I had is Cloudberry backup - this could read from CloudDrive hooked up to an unlimited Amazon Cloud Drive account (once it's all working properly) then write encrypted versioned backups directly back to the same cloud provider!
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