If I started paying for like Dropbox or something similar should I know about them being evil or anything like that? What is the not-evil version if so? Other than running my own server with Syncthing I have already done that and I want something safer with regards to file versioning and undeleting stuff and such
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in reply to @sundry's post:
Proton has a hosting service they call Drive. I've had their email service for a few years and it's been very smooth so far. The paid email package also gets me a few extra gigs on Drive.
Do they support automatical file syncing with local files on Linux and versioning/undeleting?
Doesn't look like it, unfortunately. Proton's pretty far behind on Linux support in general, it's been less than a year since they put an email client out for Ubuntu, and there's nothing for Arch yet.