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Becky, try it out and be sure to report back to us on your thoughts!

With SugarSync, we offer a number of ways to share files with other people. The Public Links feature is the easiest way to share with large groups of people, especially if you want to share your files on social networks like Twitter and Facebook.

We’ve provided controls around this functionality – after you have shared a public link, you can log into your SugarSync account to see how many times the file has been downloaded. You can also disable a public link at any time – even after it has been posted to a social network. If someone clicks on a disabled public link, they’ll see a web page that tells them the file is no longer available. You’re in control – even if you change your mind later.

And there are other ways to share files using SugarSync. For deeper collaboration with fewer people, you can share an entire folder with others people and you can assign a password that recipients must enter to join the folder.

You should sign up and kick the tires – SugarSync has flexible sharing options depending on your needs. We offer a free 2GB plan and we have 30-day trials on all of our paid plans. We also have free mobile apps for iPhone, BlackBerry, Windows Mobile, and Android phones.

Drew Garcia
VP of Product Management @ SugarSync

I agree. I am getting increasingly worried about accidentally leaving up a door into my digital life without realizing that i am doing this. in many way this vulnerabilities are going to become the bigger problem in the future and you are right in your concerns.