The company’s product, which was introduced
late last year, allows people to access their photos, documents and
video files from anywhere in the world, much like services from the
American companies Dropbox and Google, among others.
But unlike its United States rivals, F-Secure
says it never shares an individual’s data with other companies or
governments. And, his company says, all of the information is stored in
secure servers in Finland, which has some of the toughest privacy laws
in the world.
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