
Jefferson Real
Mostly helpful, but some core features are unreliable. When you delete a photo on Android, it gets renamed as a dot file (.trashed[xyz...]). Unfortunately this app doesn't discern between dot files and normal files, so they get uploaded anyway. I have to log into my instance to delete all the photos that were already deleted on my phone. The other main issue is file sync to device doesn't really seem to work. You mark files for offline access, but it only downloads a few then gives up.
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Matthew King
The author needs to address several issues. If I delete a folder in the app, not only is this deleted in the online saved files, they are also deleted from the local file system, resulting in a 100% loss. Just because I don't want them synced online doesn't mean I don't want them! I consider this a major error and will discontinue use. Don't delete anything unless you don't want it anymore anywhere. Pathetic implementation and user abusive.
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Lucas Martins
Works better than iOS, but still not on par with the native options or even Dropbox. Connection handling needs improvement, doesn't deal well with changing from Wi-Fi to cellular or between Wi-Fi's. Fails to upload the camera roll and you have to manually kill the app open again. Doesn't deal well with too many files or photos, will crash on you because of it. If you don't have too many files it may be worth it, but I've been using it for years but nothing around this issues has improved.