Are my files private on MyAirBridge?
Files uploaded to MyAirBridge are not public and are not indexed by search engines. They are stored in the European Union, protected by an encrypted connection, and can additionally be encrypted end to end so that nobody but the sender and recipient can read them.
Files are not public by default
Uploaded data is reachable only through its unique link or through explicit sharing. Transfers are not listed publicly and are not indexed by search engines.
Privacy therefore depends mainly on how the link is handled and which additional controls are enabled.
What protects the content
- encrypted transmission rated A+ by SSL Labs
- optional end-to-end encryption on Pro and Enterprise, which keeps the content unreadable to anyone else
- password protection from the Pro plan
- configurable expiration from the Basic plan, including automatic expiration
- two-factor authentication for the account itself
- storage in a data centre in Prague, Czech Republic, inside the EU
Privacy versus convenience
A link that works without registration is convenient precisely because there is no barrier for the recipient. The same property means the link should be treated as a credential.
The practical balance is to keep open links for routine material and to apply passwords, short expiration, and end-to-end encryption where the content is confidential.
Deleting data
Files kept in storage can be deleted at any time, and transfers stop being available once they expire. Free transfers expire automatically after three days.
FAQ
Can search engines find my uploaded files?
No. Transfer links are unique and are not indexed by search engines.
Can MyAirBridge read my files?
Operating a storage service means holding the data on servers. With end-to-end encryption, available on Pro and Enterprise, the content is encrypted before it leaves your device and cannot be read on the server.
How do I make a transfer as private as possible?
Use end-to-end encryption, add a password, set a short expiration, and send the transfer to a named email address instead of sharing the link openly.
Summary
Files on MyAirBridge are private in the sense that they are unlisted, unindexed, encrypted in transit, and stored in the EU. For confidential material, end-to-end encryption, passwords, and short expiration turn that default privacy into enforced privacy.