1y ago

thinking to hire ente.io services

Hi guys! I'm overthinking to hire ente.io services to my photos. I know that there are self hosted services but I don't have any computer to do that only. Any thoughts about ente.io?

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IMO crypt.ee is better. Yes cryptee does not have auto upload and also no native apps but they progressive web app is awesome. They are recommended by privacyguides. On privacyguides's github you can also read why they don't recommend ente.io
- thanks, I'm looking for that entry on privacyguides but can't find it
  
  Sorry, it was on reddit https://www.old.reddit.com/r/PrivacyGuides/comments/rjzc9s/compare_cryptee_and_enteio/?rdt=49347
  
  However, the information given is not by the Privacy Guides page itself and the stickied comment by one of the sub's mods says the following:
  "Mod Note: Much of what was published in this thread is misinformation, and not accurate.
  Ente has been audited: https://ente.io/blog/cryptography-audit/ and the company operates from the US now."
  I feel like this is not really a reliable source then and we are not any wiser...
- PrivacyGuides approved ente.io here: https://discuss.privacyguides.net/t/ente-photo-management/11763/5
  As someone who has used both crypt.ee and ente.io I would never go back to using crypt.ee for photo management. Between the constant issues with their PWA not uploading HDR and motion photos, to crashes during the manual upload process, the incredibly small file size limits (I believe its 500MB?), and the lack of ability to properly share photos or storage with family makes the solution a deal breaker for me.
  Ente.io has very close feature parity to something like Google Photos but with E2EE. I would highly recommend their solution over crypt.ee to anyone looking to do more than just store a few personal photos.
  
  They add a RAW support and a few more features recently, so I believe adding support for HDR and more is a matter of time. But good to know that ente.io is now approved by privacyguides.
  https://blog.crypt.ee/mfa-2fa-totp-raw-photos-support-for-leica-hasselblad-tiff-dng-are-more/

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