I find it surprising that people are so desperate they beg the Dropbox company and still want to use the software after this.
1) You CAN live without Dropbox. There are alternatives (I personally use BTSync, which is great).
2) You shouldn't NOT be using an American service that holds and versions your data in first place. It is not new that all these services are wiretrapped, or at least easily accessible by the gov (not mentioning they sell/use your privacy to make money).
3) They won't kick out such an "extremely brilliant and accomplished individual".
4) Even if she gets kicked or leaves, this is yet another reason to not trust them, since they're blind/careless enough to hire her.
1) You CAN live without Dropbox. There are alternatives (I personally use BTSync, which is great). 2) You shouldn't NOT be using an American service that holds and versions your data in first place. It is not new that all these services are wiretrapped, or at least easily accessible by the gov (not mentioning they sell/use your privacy to make money). 3) They won't kick out such an "extremely brilliant and accomplished individual". 4) Even if she gets kicked or leaves, this is yet another reason to not trust them, since they're blind/careless enough to hire her.