The PeerFlow blog
Practical guides to sending files, chatting privately, calling, sharing your screen, working on someone else’s computer and meeting without the cost — all peer to peer, for freelancers, small teams and startups.
Ten Digital Privacy Habits for People Who Work From Home
Remote work moves the office into your living room, and your network, devices and habits become the company’s problem too. Ten simple habits make a big difference.
Read the articleP2P vs Cloud File Sharing: Which Is Better for Privacy?
Cloud storage and peer-to-peer transfer solve different problems. This comparison covers privacy, speed, cost and convenience, so you can pick the right tool each time.
Read the articlePermissions PeerFlow Asks For and Why Each One Is Needed
When an app asks for permissions, it is fair to ask why. Here is what PeerFlow asks for the first time you open it, what each one is used for and what you lose by refusing.
Read the articleChoosing a WhatsApp Alternative: A Checklist for Privacy and Practicality
Switching messenger is easy. Getting your friends to switch is hard. This checklist helps you choose an alternative that is private enough and practical enough to stick.
Read the articleRemote Desktop Privacy: What Can the Other Person See and Do?
Letting someone into your computer is an act of trust. This guide explains in plain words what they can see and do, what they cannot, and how to stay in control.
Read the articlePrivate File Sharing for Lawyers, Accountants and Consultants
When documents are confidential, every extra copy on a server is a risk. Here is how direct, encrypted transfer reduces that risk for professionals who handle client files.
Read the articlePeerFlow for Families: Stay in Touch, Share Photos and Help Each Other Privately
Families scatter across cities and countries, and the tools that keep them close are often ad-driven and noisy. Here is a calmer, private alternative.
Read the articleChat History Backup: Keep an Encrypted Copy in Your Own Folder
Because PeerFlow does not keep your conversations on its servers, the history is yours to look after. A backup folder gives you a safety net you control.
Read the articleHow to Record an Online Meeting and Keep the Video Private
Recordings are useful for people who missed a meeting, and risky when they end up in the wrong place. Here is how to record on your own device and keep control of the video.
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