Venux Files

With Venux Files you can manage all your local files and you can manage non-local files. You see, Venux Files provides support for Google Drive, iCloud, Dropbox, Onedrive, FTP, SFTP, and more. You can use Venux Files to access files and folders, to copy and move data, to delete data, to encrypt your private, confidential information, to share encrypted files with others, to remotely access your computers, and more.

To enjoy all the features mentioned above, you must install Venux Files on your Windows PC, of course. The steps you must go through to get Venux Files up and running are presented in the Quick Look video that accompanies this article. Check it out to see just how easy it is to install Venux Files on a computer that runs Microsoft’s Windows operating system.

There’s one more thing that you must do if you want to enjoy all the features Venux Files has to offer: create a Universal ID (UID). The nice thing here is that creating an UID is an incredibly straightforward matter; just enter a user name, pick a password, and confirm the password. Please note that after setting up an UID, you can use it with any other Venux product, including Venux Connect.

All Venux products, including Venux Files, use Venux Stealth Technology that keeps your activities safe from unwanted eyes and keeps your data safe from unwanted surveillance and hackers. And since we’re talking about safety and privacy, it’s worth noting that Venux does not store passwords or usernames, does not use databases, does not use servers, and can’t view, retrieve or share you data.

Venux Files is free software. Paid add-ons are available for purchase. They’re grouped into two categories: pay as you go encryption and remote services.

There are few software applications that manage to amaze me. As someone who cares about privacy and takes security seriously, I found Venux Files amazing!