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To: "Theodore Ts'o" <tytso@mit.edu>
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Subject: Re: reiser4 plugins
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Wow.  Good that you noticed it.  It sounds like they have the business
model of an intelligence agency.....

Hans

Theodore Ts'o wrote:

>If you are using the free service, and are encrypting the data, you
>are explicitly violating their terms of service, and they can delete
>your data at any time, once they notice.
>
>						- Ted
>  
>