@hotzenwaldkurier.bsky.social Willkommen! Glad to have you with us!

Feel free to let us know your thoughts and opinions :)

@ahaldorsen @hopland 👋

Let us know if you have any questions or thoughts you want to share!

Did you know Jottacloud was one of the first to bring AI search to cloud storage? 🧠

Back in early 2023, we rolled up our sleeves and launched our AI-powered photo search, making it a breeze to find photos.

Just type what you're looking for (like "red bike" or "snowy mountains") – and voilà.

And the best part? Your privacy stays protected, as always. We train our AI on external datasets, never on your personal files.

👉 Learn more about how it works here: https://jottacloud.com/en/ai-powered-photo-search

@harljo.uk Thank you for the shoutout! Happy to have you onboard :)

@appassionato Hi! Thanks for sharing :)

Just FYI: I noticed that some of the information in the article is a tad bit outdated. We've updated our Desktop App, for example, and there are new subscription tiers launched last year that they don't seem to mention (https://jottacloud.com/en/why-jottacloud/jottacloud-pro).

Regardless, it's a great introduction!

@trebach That's a valid point and concern!

Let me clear it up: Our AI search is developed and pre-trained on external models. It does not use customer data to further train and develop!

We've elaborated more on it here: https://jottacloud.com/nb/ai-powered-photo-search

Pretty neat, I think! 😄

@vanessaschroyens
Awesome! We'd be happy to hear your thoughts and opinions if you want to share :)

@pverhoye Cool! Welcome :)

We're happy to welcome new users from Mastodon to our cloud! Here’s a short #introduction to #jottacloud

👉 Secure cloud storage; backup, sync, and archive across all your devices
🇳🇴 All data is stored in Norway, on servers inside a mountain (yep, we're THAT Norwegian)
👉 Privacy-focused since 2008
🧠 AI-powered photo search makes finding photos a breeze
👉 A handy CLI tool for advanced users
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Our goal is to make cloud storage accessible, secure, and private for everyone!

Have you tried it yet?

@dexternemrod

No, it's not. Here's an article that elaborates a bit more about our encryption: https://jottacloud.com/en/why-jottacloud/encryption-and-data

We know privacy is important, which is why we have aimed to be transparent as possible about our privacy policies as well: https://jottacloud.com/en/privacy

I'll make sure to have a look at the wording, and see if there's anything we can do to make it better. Thanks for the heads up ☺️

@Emperohr Great idea, thank you. We'll post an introduction!

If you try us out, we'd love to hear your first impressions and opinions! ✨

@ueeu @krafting Really? We super appreciate it, thank you for using your platform for that! 😄

@danielcasanueva Hey! Thanks for the warm welcome!

Glad you checked out the site — and yes, we do offer an unlimited storage subscription! It’s one of our most popular subscriptions, especially among anyone with a ton of data they want to keep accessible.

There is a small asterisk though: after 5 TB, upload speeds are gradually reduced. Most users only notice a difference once they go above 10+ TB. If you're curious, here's a doc more info and a speed table:
https://docs.jottacloud.com/en/articles/3271114-reduced-upload-speed 😄

@sequundi

Welcome, then! Let us know what you think if you decide to try it out :)

@badeightball

Welcome! Let us know what you think!

@krafting @ueeu Thanks! 🙏

We'd be super interested in your opinions and first impressions, let us know if you want to share!

And yes, so cool that they shared our transparency report :)

@AngelaScholder Right! Should you decide to start using Jottacloud we'd be very interested in hearing your opinions! :)

@klic Good to hear! We've always been based in Norway, and are very glad to welcome new users :)

@proscience Thank you! This is a great little guide to get started :)

@shorty

Right! The short answer is that there’s a probability score behind the AI photo search. Since you only have one photo uploaded, it likely skews the result — the system assumes that this photo has the highest chance of containing a human, simply because there’s no other data to compare it to.

It's an interesting case, though, I'll bring it to the developers! Thanks for sharing. :)