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title: "Comment by murali kodali on \"Why sharing files/folders across devices is still messy in 2020?\" | Hashnode"
description: "syncthing is very secure and data transfer rates are impressive. if you are a Linux guy, try kdeconnect. You can copy files with secured encryption. You can als"
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/fileshare-mess-in-2020/5fc3a483f7e3bf712e11e8f7)

Comment [Why sharing files/folders across devices is still messy in 2020?](https://hashnode.com/posts/fileshare-mess-in-2020/5fc3a483f7e3bf712e11e8f7)

[murali kodali](https://hashnode.com/@mmkodali)

[Nov 30, 2020](https://hashnode.com/posts/fileshare-mess-in-2020/5fc3a483f7e3bf712e11e8f7/comment/5fc47aba0a072175ef2ce732)

syncthing is very secure and data transfer rates are impressive. if you are a Linux guy, try kdeconnect. You can copy files with secured encryption. You can also sync clipboard items between your phone and system clipboard. Another option is using termux app (using rsync over ssh) , if your phone is android one. All the above solutions are open source and efficient, but with a bit of learning curve and flair for using Linux.

[Harish Kandala](https://hashnode.com/@hkandala)

[Nov 30, 2020](https://hashnode.com/posts/fileshare-mess-in-2020/5fc3a483f7e3bf712e11e8f7/comment/5fc47aba0a072175ef2ce732#reply-5fc47c440a072175ef2ce757)

Thanks, will try those apps and let know.