Trouble encrypting your files? Don't worry—with the help of Whisply, a free online service that lets you transfer encrypted data from the cloud.
From the creators of Boxcryptor, Whisply is a free online service that allows you to transfer data encrypted from the cloud. This way you can securely transfer files to other users of Dropbox, OneDrive, or Google Drive. Just go to the Whisply website and drag and drop the files you want to send to another person into the designated area, or click the "Press to choose" button to open a file browser instead. Note that the site supports up to 1 GB total.
How to Use Whisply
Then you have to select one of the available cloud storage providers in Whisply: Dropbox, OneDrive, or Google Drive. In the case of OneDrive, you have to accept an authorization request so that the service can place the encrypted file there. Once that is done, the encryption and upload process starts, which largely depends on the file size and upload speed.
When the process finishes, a screen appears where you have to set an expiration time for the shared files, from never to a month, and also allow a one-time download.
Finally, you will be asked to choose a security level, which can range from a simple link, through a PIN number or password. The best part about Whisply is that it doesn't require software installation or registration on the site. Having a modern browser and a cloud storage account is enough to use the service. Whisply uses AES-256 encryption using the WebCrypto API, available in all current browsers.
Why Whisply?
We recently recommended the best encryption programs to back up files in the cloud, and Whisply is an excellent alternative, especially for those users who don't know how to do it, finding it more convenient and easier to use.
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