Librevault vs Google Drive : Which is Better?

Librevault

Librevault is an Open source zero-knowledge peer-2-peer file sync designed with privacy in mind. Developed by Alexander Shishenko

License: Open Source

Categories: Backup & Sync File Sharing

Apps available for Mac OS X Windows Linux

Google drive is Google's cloud storage solution for storing files in the cloud. Developed by Google Inc.

License: Freemium

Categories: Backup & Sync File Sharing Office & Productivity

Apps available for Mac OS X Windows Online Android iPhone

Feature	Librevault	Google Drive
Decentralized
End-to-end encryption
File-sync
Peer-To-Peer
Cloud Storage
End-to-End Encryption
File sharing
File Storage
Selective synchronization
Unlimited storage
Centralized model repository
Built-in viewer
Cloud sync
Privacy focused
Calendar integration
Sync Contacts
AES encryption
Real-time sync
Encryption
Autotagging
Self-hosted in intranet or private cloud
Bookmarks
Encrypted folder
Online Cloud Storage
Backup
Multiple backups and version history
Office Online integration
Sync between devices
Based on Blockchain
Distributed
Built-in player
IFTTT integration
Integrated Search
Compatible with Microsoft Office
Realtime collaboration
Android Sync
Auto-saving
Automatic conversion to multiple formats
Collaborative writing
Differential backup
File Based Storage
File management
GSuite Integration
Works Offline
Online collaboration
Public Links
Real time collaboration
Upload directly to Google Drive
Cloud based
Crypto folder
Encrypted backups
High Level
Unlimited bandwidth
File Versioning