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The Zero-Knowledge Illusion in Cloud Transfer Tools
Data encrypted in transit can still be read by the service that relays it. Learn what zero-knowledge requires when you move files between clouds, and how to check whether a tool meets it.
What 'Local-First' Actually Means
Local-first software runs on your own device and keeps working without depending on a vendor's servers. What the term means, where it comes from, and what it means for a tool that moves files.
Where Cloud Transfer Tools Actually Send Your Data
Three ways transfer tools move your files: through a company's servers, through a local script, or through a desktop app. Where your data and credentials go in each.
Your Files, Your Machine, No Middleman: Why Local-First Transfers Matter
Hosted transfer tools pass your files through their own servers. Blober runs on your computer and talks to each cloud provider directly, with no per-GB fee of its own.
Data Sovereignty: Why Your Cloud Transfer Tool Matters
A transfer tool holds your storage keys and handles every file it moves. How hosted tools, rclone and Blober differ on where credentials live, where data flows, and whose laws apply.
Blober vs Flexify
Flexify.io is a managed migration service billed per GiB. Blober is a desktop app you buy once that runs transfers on your own computer. How they compare on price, data path and features.
Blober vs MultCloud
MultCloud is a browser-based subscription with yearly data caps that routes files through its servers. Blober is a desktop app you buy once that runs uncapped transfers on your own computer.
