Paul Wright,
>"Is this different from SkyDrive?"
SkyDrive was the name used by Microsoft before they changed it to OneDrive.

Skyfiles used to be called GDocsDrive. They are not the same thing, nor have the exact same function(s).

creatrix, I think you are right, it's just like Google B&S "Steam file mode"

Good day, I'm a user like you are. But I use today's app, and it does download very heavy video audio with no problems or with 'drag & drop' action. And it has got more quick and useful function than google-drive. Every work is faster than in google account.
Have a nice day.

mike, Hi Mike, are you giving your answer or is the first account just your same name? I'm totally confused which mike is real?

The problem is not that there are lots of rogue employees at each company or that the govt is going to hack into every person's data at every online company because that takes time and a lot of CPU, though they are getting much faster at brute forcing them. They don't have to hack in because they already have full access.

The problem is under the Patriot Act the govt has threatened to prosecute under the excuse of protecting people from "bad guys" every large telecom and Internet data company unless they provide all data to the govt through back doors. Every byte of data you send through your ISP or cell phone, including every private message, email, URL request, or social media post gets a copy sent to the govt whose AI algorithms sift through and store the data. Google does the same and all this data ends up in govt searchable databases.

AFAIK, very few companies have not complied. The ones that refused, such as True Crypt, chose to shut down than add the back doors. At this point I would assume every company and every recent encryption and zip software has back doors in it. The Patriot Act had unintended consequences. This is my current understanding of things.