[deciplex]

Reminder that Dropbox was mentioned, by name, in NSA documents released two years ago as the next target they intended to subvert. Also reminder that not long after that they named Condoleeza Rice, celebrated apologist for warrantless wiretapping during the Bush administration, to their board of directors.

Yes, it's possible they named her to their board in good faith, and it's possible they also resisted the NSA somehow, where Google and Microsoft and Yahoo and countless others failed. But, do you consider it likely enough to bet your privacy on it? It seems to me you would be foolish to do so.

The only other excuse for it I can think of is that it's so obviously corrupt that it proves they aren't corrupt after all - that no one could be that stupid. I reject such meta-reasoning. They are simply corrupt.