> make a decision as to whether or not you trust the entity
If I don't trust the entity, how could I be installing any of its software on my machines? I have to trust what I am told if I am to use the software for its intended purpose.
If Dropbox claims what Miguel has quoted in his post, and then it happens that claims are (basically) not true, then it raises the question of integrity, i.e. what other assumptions that I have made were off? Say, that your .sys is not doubling as a key logger or your software is not scanning my disks at government's request, etc.
If I don't trust the entity, how could I be installing any of its software on my machines? I have to trust what I am told if I am to use the software for its intended purpose.
If Dropbox claims what Miguel has quoted in his post, and then it happens that claims are (basically) not true, then it raises the question of integrity, i.e. what other assumptions that I have made were off? Say, that your .sys is not doubling as a key logger or your software is not scanning my disks at government's request, etc.