By
Nick Haramis
May 15, 2008
"So much of Web 2.0 has traditionally focused on how to share content widely across 'social networks' or through search. But many times users need simple, and by default, private solutions. That is what we do," says Sam Lessin, co-founder of Drop.io. And it's welcome news given the Facebook stalker scandal earlier this week. The website acts as an effective and, yes, private way to "drop" photos, videos, music, documents, voicemails, and other stuff for your own perusal and that of your friends (if you care to share).
