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Nobody? I would have expected that this would be used by a lot of people. For example, I want to sync my photos from my phone and tablet into my desktop's Photos folder. So inside the Photos folder, I have PhonePhotosSync and TabletPhotosSync. Obviously I don't have the space on my tablet or phone to sync the entire Photos folder. However, on my laptop, I have the space, so I just want to sync the entire Photos folder. Does this mean that I have to move PhonePhotosSync and TabletPhotosSync outside of my Photos folder? And now sync all three folders to my laptop instead of just one? This seems like it will quickly muck up any organization of a filesystem if you have to remove any folders you want to sync into lower level directories.

Thank you for not going the user tracking/advertising route! So much software now seems to feel that it needs to be free, and it does that by selling private user information. I'm willing to pay for software I like, so I hope my upgrade is helping keep it this way!

I remember (I think) that a long time it was impossible to even add a nested folder to sync. I just set up version 2.0 and now it seems that this is allowed. What I mean by this is that I have C:\photos\phonephotos. I share phonephotos between my phone and PC, and then I share the entire photos between my PC and laptop. Is this supported? Is it safe? I don't want to have problems down the road. I tried searching the forums and Google, but everyone seems to say something different, and I can't figure out which information is outdated or not.

I'm trying to switch over to Sync 2.0 on all of my devices, and I'm having some issues with my Windows 7 machine. I've created folders on my Windows 7 machine, and was able to see and connect them on my Ubuntu 14.04 machine, as well as Android devices. Now I created a new folder on my Ubuntu machine, and it is showing up on my android devices, but it is not showing up on my Windows 7 machine. I've tried restarting all of my devices, checking for updates, and nothing. Also, when I look at the devices list, it has the green "connected" icon next to all of them, so it appears that it can see them. Is there any setting I should look at the might be preventing my Windows 7 machine from seeing new folders created on other types of devices?