Mathias Ericsson

CloudMe provides the European sync and cloud storage service (SaaS) for small and medium businesses (SMB), and consumers - with a user experience comparable to Dropbox and iCloud. An independent cloud service without US surveillance. Its founders sold iCloud to Apple.The service allow IT administrators to get control over all data synced byemployees’ computers and mobile devices, thereby allowing companies to make sure their mobiles are not synced with iCloud or Google - stopping potential data leakage and surveillance for businesses outside the US. This is very important for all European businesses that need legal compliance with the EU Data Protection Act, which have made all use of US services for personal data illegal since the 1st of February 2016 (after the dismissal of the Safe Harbor Act).In addition to its US competition, CloudMe offers the following distinctive features; client-side encryption, syncing of multiple folders, offloading content to the cloud that will not be synced, accessing CloudMe as a network hard drive (without syncing), and a common central storage for company files.The vision for CloudMe is to become the internet file system, removing the need for people to have and manage physical hard drives, to become the repository for Internet-of-Things (IoT), and the central storage point for online services and online identity. The 4th independent ecosystem, the only ecosystem outside the US, offering an European alternative to iCloud, Google and Microsoft for everyone outside the US.