First though, the company allegedly only collects benign data including the program version, add folder errors, the amount of data transferred (directly and via relay server), number of peers, and share link and tracker statistics as well as few more things you can see in the brief linked above. On the security and privacy front, BitTorrent claims that it employs several security measures to keep your data safe. among the performance and bug fixes, the biggest UI change is a redesigned process for adding new folders. Linux users also get a bit of love with support for selective file syncing (where you can choose which specific files to download locally and which to keep on the remote peers) though it appears that BitTorrent has limited this feature to its paid Sync Pro tier which is in line with other platforms. Sync 2.3 allows Windows users to run Sync as a service and Android users can move data to and from an SD card from within the app so long as they are running at least Android 5.0 or newer. Additionally, the company put out a short brief on the information they collect and how they are securing your files synced by Sync which is available as a PDF.
BITTORRENT SYNC FOR WINDOWS PHONE UPDATE
The 2.3.x update contains a number of bug fixes for stability, but the important news is the added support for encrypted folders and finally allowing selective file syncing on Linux systems. BitTorrent continues to support its file sharing and syncing application with the recent release of Sync 2.3.1.
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