I want to like MEGA, but it can't compete with Dropbox and I've lost interest already.
Yeah, MEGA is different, but that won't matter if people don't want to stick with it. Also, MEGA's customer support sucks (although that's completely forgivable seeing its the first week).
MEGA needs a desktop client, and to fill out basic features and profile settings. For example, last time I checked, I couldn't change my password. There is no way to do it.
One more thing. Kim has an amazing artistic sense. I wish there was more of that kind of brash yet polished aesthetic he is known for with MEGA.
I'd say give it time for the basic features and so on. I think they wanted to spend more time on the product as a whole so that they could show the world what the vision was, then come back and polish it a bit.
So many products get launched with gadgets, buttons, options, but they miss the mark on a larger scale, the product itself.
Personally I haven't used it (no real need), so I don't know what exactly it's lacking. A change password option does seem like a crucial thing to have (although I think that I read somewhere that your password is part of the key, and if that changed you'd lose access to everything that was encrypted... I could have read that wrong).
Either way, I do enjoy reading their updates, it sounds like they really do care what the community is saying, and then publicly address concerns/problems. Bug Bounty sounds promising.
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MEGA needs a desktop client, and to fill out basic features and profile settings. For example, last time I checked, I couldn't change my password. There is no way to do it.
One more thing. Kim has an amazing artistic sense. I wish there was more of that kind of brash yet polished aesthetic he is known for with MEGA.
So many products get launched with gadgets, buttons, options, but they miss the mark on a larger scale, the product itself.
Personally I haven't used it (no real need), so I don't know what exactly it's lacking. A change password option does seem like a crucial thing to have (although I think that I read somewhere that your password is part of the key, and if that changed you'd lose access to everything that was encrypted... I could have read that wrong).
Either way, I do enjoy reading their updates, it sounds like they really do care what the community is saying, and then publicly address concerns/problems. Bug Bounty sounds promising.