It could be 2-billion bit death-star fish encryption protecting it, and it won't make any difference if the company itself controls the encryption keys to it.
Then it's just one Patriot Act away from being decrypted.
It's like calling an encrypted communication system with a key escrow implementation "secure" or "private". It's neither.
Try encrypting the data on your own machine and then transferring to it an online backup afterwards.
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It could be 2-billion bit death-star fish encryption protecting it, and it won't make any difference if the company itself controls the encryption keys to it.
Then it's just one Patriot Act away from being decrypted.
It's like calling an encrypted communication system with a key escrow implementation "secure" or "private". It's neither.
Try encrypting the data on your own machine and then transferring to it an online backup afterwards.