I wish BitTorrent Sync had an option to sync encrypted data with relatively "untrusted" nodes, so you could throw it up on a VPS or whatever without worrying too much about the how secure the server is.
Kind of like tarsnap or Tahoe-LAFS, but auto-syncing, etc like Dropbox.
The first open source project to give me Dropbox-like ease of use/functionality with strong encryption will win my support.
I'm using BTSync with EncFS to sync encrypted data - including on some machines which don't have the encryption keys or in one case a machine which doesn't even have EncFS installed. (This is a trick which works to secure Dropbox/GDrive/SkyDrive stored data too).
A workaround is to run encfs in reverse mode, which exposes an encrypted mount point of an unencrypted path. You could then add this mount point to BTSync.
I put encrypted files in Dropbox using encfs. I imagine the same would work for this. It does require one tiny extra step tho. But not enough of a burden for me to care.
Kind of like tarsnap or Tahoe-LAFS, but auto-syncing, etc like Dropbox.
The first open source project to give me Dropbox-like ease of use/functionality with strong encryption will win my support.