BT download has new BitTorrent launch file synchronization application

&http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">nbsp;   BitTorrent company has released its sync (sync) applications to the public. New applications allow people to securely sync folders to multiple devices through the BitTorrent protocol, and it's free. Unlike traditional cloud-based services, BitTorrent solutions are not limited to fully control where files are stored. Dropbox, Google Drive, Microsoft SkyDrive, and Mega are just a few examples of today's many file storage and backup services.      Several of these services rely on hosting based on external cloud to back up and store files. This means that you have to trust the companies that keep your personal information and confidential files, and your storage space is limited.      for people who want to "control" their own data, there is not much to choose from. But BitTorrent sync could spark a small revolution in this area.      Unlike Dropbox and SkyDrive services, BitTorrent sync is not cloud-based. Users sync files between their computers, and no third party can access it.      In addition to security, BitTorrent sync transmission faster than many cloud service competitors. Another advantage is that it has no storage or transmission restrictions, allowing users to sync as many files as they want free of charge.      BitTorrent started a closed alpha test early this year, with a limited number of users. Today, the Sync service has been opened to the public for the first time. The company announced that the synchronized data had exceeded 200TB during the closed Alpha test.      In the past few weeks, they have made a lot of improvements based on user feedback. In addition, you can now allow one-way synchronization (one-way synchronization) and exclude shared files and directories.       Although sync uses BT download technology, outsiders cannot access these files. Because only those who have a unique private key can access the shared folder. To improve security, the latest version of the Sync application also has an option to allow the key to expire after a day, so even if outsiders have your private key, you can'tAdd to the new device.      BitTorrent insists that sync is still in alpha, but TorrentFreak's test confirms that it works well. BitTorrent's Sync tool is indeed an ideal choice for people who want to share large amounts of data between computers without the need for third-party services.      Application configuration is very simple. Just a few clicks without creating an account. Applications support Windows, OS x, and Linux platforms, and run on NAS devices through a web interface. Interested users can go to BitTorrent's lab to view and download the application.