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Suggestions? (Patreon)

Published:
2022-10-18 18:11:03
Imported:
2026-06

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Hey guys, can anyone recommend a different file sharing platform? Dropbox is fine but maybe I can find something better? Thanks

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Zechs

Google Drive?

Sillysunshine

I only know dropbox, too. [strato.de] is used at some points in Germany.

Ferawyn

One creator I follow uses Mediafire (https://www.mediafire.com). He's created a directory structure, with a separate directory for each patreon tier, and shares those through private messages with each member. He can then simply add files to each directory as he sees fit and we can download what/whenever we want. Another creator I follow uses wetransfer (https://wetransfer.com/). He only sends a single larger file about once a month, putting the download links directly in his monetized post. I don't really see this site as very useful, but I thought I'd mention it. Personally I would suggest looking at Mega (https://mega.io). You can manage the files using their desktop client, just like Dropbox. They support shared folders, so you can set those up, and then add files as needed. And everything is fully encrypted. They don't know or care what you upload/share. I would stay away from the major providers; Dropbox, Google, Microsoft, etc.. They scan every file coming on to their service. People have had their accounts locked and wiped because their 'AI's thought they uploaded something 'bad'. And of course, no-one knows what bad means, now or in the future. I'm not a creator doing your type of sharing, but I have some experience with such sites, so feel free to message me if you have any questions.

PsyberSkald

I msg'd you on SS - but in case you missed it, I use Mega for sharing my stuff. Like Sync, Proton, etc - they have end-to-end encryption so that they don't see/care about what you're storing - although in theory there is a point when you share stuff over a web link that they have to decrypt it, I think. But still, I've had no issues with it.