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You can choose to sync the whole folder to Tresorit, or you can select some of its contents by clicking checkboxes next to each item. You can also view a log of all activity on the folder, which can be exported to CSV. Once a folder has been added, you can share it with others or create links to individual files within it. To add folders to your account, you can either drag and drop them onto the Tresorit application window, or you can right-click on the folder on your computer and select the add to Tresorit option. Tresorit has a very simple interface that is easy to understand and use. Tresorit has a very simple, easy-to-use interface (Image credit: Tresorit)

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Paid plans also provide you with more ways to access your data with desktop and mobile apps, offline access, and the Tresorit Drive feature, which can integrate with your local file manager and gives you the ability to manage files without having to store them on your local computer.īusiness plans give you more admin control, with user management, reporting, IP filtering, and policies that can be set on devices and link settings. The paid plans offer additional features like Outlook integration and enhanced link security, including the ability to set passwords and expiry dates on links, and limits on the number of times they can be opened.Ĭollaboration features include file version history and the ability to set access permissions and restore deleted files. Tresorit will work on all major operating systems including Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS.

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From a compliance point of view, Tresorit is also ISO 27001 certified and GDPR compliant. Security is Tresorit’s primary concern, so all plans feature end-to-end encryption, a zero-knowledge system, round-the-clock monitoring, and continuous patching. I also noticed that when running drive, local tresor folder and desktop app, adding files to the tresorit drive wasn't always showing same information as other two, so after adding files using different methods, would see descrepancies between files/names of test files, so it wasn't always consistent behaviour on all platforms.Tresorit has a long list of features available on all plans (Image credit: Tresorit) View access to another users sync folders take up space for your own Tresorit account Renaming items shows up as 'moving' in exported activity logs Web vault doesn't all for reporting view (have to use desktop app)Ĭan't seem to see folder size anywhere (so hard to know if want to selective sync certain folders) Pressing sync 'pause' doesn't seem to do anything (keeps transferring content)ĭesktop app doesn't show a progress bar (but maybe this isn't possible due to zero knowledge encryption)

Other sub/nested folders do not show sync status (same for desktop app + in local finder view) Why does only top level folder in selective sync show a visual icon? In Drive folder you can click to download, but does this create a local version different than local tresor file if hadn't selective synced before or where does this go?) (Kind of confused by Tresorit Drive vs Local tresors folder, why isn't there just one view that shows everything. Tresorit Drive doesn't indicate what is/isn't synced (no checkmark/syncing icon), so you need Drive in sidebar + a secondary sidebar shortcut to local tresorit folder that does showing sync status. It was showing errors at the time, so I had tried adjusting file names, but still don't see how this would cause it to purge all information from my local drive and Tresorit. I had a backup on an external drive, it just gives me hesitation. I lost a folder with years worth of information after renaming it in the desktop app (working with support but it just seems to have vanished with no trace in logs during renaming) Just switched from Sync to Tresorit and getting used to everything, but wondering how everyone's experience has been so far? So far I've encountered a few quirks:

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