I've heard you have to jump through hacky hoops to get it to back-up a NAS as well. I've always heard good of Backblaze, but they still don't have a linux client. And, unfortunately I cannot find any that will work for me.
So I've started to look for alternatives. So, I'm going to guess that I wont be able to convince them that unlimited should mean unlimited. This doesn't seem to work for me, because 10.5TB is bigger than 5TB. So I'm assuming I'm using too much space. But they want to bump be to their 5TB plan. They are being very vague about what that means. Well, it's coming time to renew, and this morning I received an email from SpiderOak telling me that my account is in violation of their terms. This has been the case for years, no significant change recently or anything. In total, I currently have about 10.5TB stored with them, mostly from my NAS.
#SPIDEROAK ACCOUNT WINDOWS#
I have it setup with my FreeNAS system and a few of my MacOS laptops and Windows desktops. So I've used them for years, and even had to restore a few things from them. I still have the original emails about it (I'm a data hoarder, of course).
NOTE: While SpiderOak agrees to accept service of law enforcement requests by the aforementioned methods, neither SpiderOak nor its users waive any legal rights based on this accommodation.Several years ago, I think in 2014 or so, I signed up for SpiderOak on a promotion they were running at the time for Backup Day.
SpiderOak, Inc, Attn: Legal Department, 11944 W 95th St #143 Lenexa, KS 66215, USA If you have a hard-copy request that will be sent via postal mail or fax, please use the below information: SpiderOak will not disclose any information unless a valid search warrant has been issued under the procedures described in the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure or equivalent state warrant procedures upon a showing of probable cause.įor emergency requests relating specifically to customer information, please contact us here. To obtain non-public information about a SpiderOak user, law enforcement requests must provide valid legal process for the type of information sought (e.g. SpiderOak will not provide information in response to a request that only references a user’s name or seeks general information about a SpiderOak user. Requests seeking user information must refer to a specific user account by an email address or username associated with the user’s SpiderOak account. HOW DOES SPIDEROAK RESPOND TO A LAW ENFORCEMENT REQUEST? It is SpiderOak policy to provide notice to a user about any law enforcement request unless prohibited from doing so by law. SpiderOak investigates all requests to ensure they comply with the law. Regarding non-public user information, SpiderOak requires that law enforcement must provide the proper and correct legal documents required to obtain information (e.g. SpiderOak provides user information in response to law enforcement requests only in the event that SpiderOak is required to do so by law. We very much view this level of scrutiny and observance as our responsibility and will follow all measures available to us to ensure proper procedure is being followed. Given this benchmark, we ensure any request for information from law enforcement has proper authority and verification. We at SpiderOak believe that everyone has a right to privacy. WHAT PRINCIPLES DOES SPIDEROAK BELIEVE IN UPHOLDING? Further details include account type, date of account creation/deletion, account history, last 4 digits of credit card (if applicable) and billing address (if applicable). For account purposes, we do have access to the account details collected upon account creation including name, email address, and username. To submit legal process, please begin here.ĭue to SpiderOak’s No Knowledge privacy methodologies, the Company does not have plaintext access to any data a user uploads through the SpiderOak application. SpiderOak is a No Knowledge privacy cloud technologies company enabling solutions for consumer, groups and enterprise that backup, sync, share, access and storage via the Internet.
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