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A (re-)introduction to the ownCloud Community
An update from the community team to the users, contributors, tinkerers, developers, customers, and the entire ownCloud community.
Ready, steady, Go
PHP has long been the tool of choice for ownCloud. But the scripting language no longer meets ownCloud’s requirements for developing a modern content collaboration application. Time for a change and a switch to the programming language Go.
With ownCloud for iOS, 3.8 + 1.3 really is 11.4, trust us
To make iOS app version numbers unambiguous, ownCloud takes a numerical giant leap.
ownCloud for iOS 11.4 significantly upgrades your sovereign mobile workspace
At ownCloud, we strive to give you a straightforward, secure and efficient work experience. With the new version 11.4 of the ownCloud iOS app, we bring a host of improvements and new tricks for more efficiency and ease-of-use. And a long awaited upgrade for our branding customers.
You beta watch out
Help us find flaws fast: Learn which testing options we provide and join the ownCloud beta and testing program!
Hooray, we’ve got a new website!
Proudly presenting the new ownCloud website, for unified and straightforward access to ownCloud for community and enterprise users.
Digital Sovereignty after the Demise of Privacy Shield
In the August issue of ownCloud monthly, we talk about changes to transatlantic data transfers after the ruling against Privacy Shield, new features and how new rules could bring Digital Sovereignty to European cloud users.
What’s new in ownCloud Server 10.5: Even more seamless Federation
Improved scanning for updates in Federated Shares makes working across organizations more straightforward and saves time on coordination.
What’s new in ownCloud Server 10.5: File Locking
File locking allows you to exclusively work on files for a period of time, preventing users from accidentally interfering with others‘ work.
ownCloud 10.5 brings unified delivery and file locking
ownCloud server now comes in just two handy packages, a minimalist one with just the required components and a complete one containing all supported apps.
How to get started, Part 6: File Drop Folders
This is the sixth post in a series meant to get you up to speed. You’ll learn how to create public upload folders for outside contacts to save files and folders to.
This is how we would shape Gaia-X
The planned European Cloud stack Gaia-X inspires dreams of digital sovereignty. Christian Schmitz, our Chief Strategy and Innovation Officer, contributes a few policy ideas.
How to get started, Part 5: Public links
This is the fifth post in a series meant to get you up to speed. You’ll learn how to create public links to files and folders.
Berlin’s Data Protection Chief urges data withdrawal from US Clouds
In Berlin, the first tangible consequence of the ECJ’s ruling against the EU-US Privacy Shield puts organizations on the spot. There is a way out – best-of-breed open-souce software hosted on-premises or in private clouds.
Microsoft, will you provide solutions that comply with European law?
ownCloud COO Holger Dyroff answers the blog post by Microsoft’s Julie Brill, trying to assure customers about cross-border data flows after last week’s ruling of the European Court of Justice.
Privacy Shield: ownCloud begrüßt EuGH-Urteil
Tschüß, Privacy Shield: Der EuGH hat heute das Datentransfer-Abkommen zwischen EU und USA für ungültig erklärt. Das bedeutet, das Organisationen die persönlichen Daten von EU-Bürgern nicht mehr bei US-Cloudanbietern speichern dürfen.