Some of the world's most popular and most often used cloud storage services like Google Drive are neither free and open source, nor encrypted - and on top of that, rampant censorship implemented by the Google "mothership" across its platforms has been slowly but surely seeping into Drive as well.
That's why this and similar services offered by corporations, despite their ubiquity, the convenience of use and affordable prices, leave those who prefer free software, as well as strong privacy and security, always looking for viable alternatives.
One of them is Peergos, which provides users with end-to-end encrypted storage based on the decentralized, peer-to-peer IPFS protocol, while the service can be used in the cloud, where sign-up is required, or be self-hosted on local machines.
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