DeNet Storage Desktop
Private decentralized storage for your desktop
What it does
DeNet Storage is decentralized cloud storage for files, photos, documents, and backups. Upload and manage your files from desktop and mobile, and keep your data private and protected from breaches, outages, data loss, and third-party access.
Secure decentralized storage for everyday users. Store and share photos, videos, documents, and backups in a simple, user-friendly app where your data stays private, secure, and always under your control.
Your most sensitive data protected with client-side encryption, accessible only by you. Before any file is uploaded, it is encrypted on your device and distributed across a decentralized storage network. Not even DeNet can access, scan, or recover your data — only you hold the key. Buy a storage balance once. It is spent only while your files occupy space — never on empty capacity. Delete a file and it stops consuming your balance from that moment. Traditional cloud storage gives you access. DeNet gives you control. An account restriction or suspension can leave you without access to your own files. Outages, restrictions, or infrastructure failures can affect availability. No provider,…from mobile.denet.app
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