ASUS AiCloud Reviews – Page 5
2/5 rating based on 50 reviews. Read all reviews for ASUS AiCloud for iPhone.
ASUS AiCloud is free iOS app published by ASUSTek COMPUTER INC.
Bad network security features
Tony727277488499291873728
Bug: although you can turn on samba to have different accounts with private read write access to network attached storage files, the security in this feature is completely broken because when you log into the web UI for an account with limited read write access to access network files, you can select your file and move / copy it into any other user’s file system even if you don’t have write access. Also you can browse the move / copy list to see all the names of the folders that you shouldn’t be able to access. In addition they didn’t even change the text at the bottom of the move / copy option and it’s still in chinese. This app is actually fairly useful and comes with a bunch of features. It’s super strange that there is a Wake on LAN feature from the app? What is the use case for that just wondering.
Doesn’t work at all
mdquick717
Can no longer back up photos from phone to USB drive plugged into router. Was the only useful thing in this app.
Garbage
(((cherry)))
Crashes or freezes on all my apple devices. I uploaded some pics and it crashed and didn't load. I didn't know they never uploaded and deleted the originals. I've lost a lot of valuable, priceless pictures. This app is junk!
What’s the point of this app?
M@rshmallo
It never works and absolutely no support. You’re better off just going to the ftp website!
Crashes when trying to save to local
U.cant.handle.this
App still crashes when trying to save to local
App still crashing
1134JMM
Crashing when refreshing file location. Also when trying to upload files.
Bad before, still bad now
Scorpio02150
Consistently crashes specially when you’re trying to upload files.
Works Great, UI & Setup a Bit Hard...
SoKool71
I have the app setup and working on my connected USB storage. It took a bit of work and Google searches but I got it working. Not very straight forward, but once I got it working it’s nice to have. You will need an app like VLC player to watch videos that are not native to iOS but vlc works great and free. I have my iTunes folder on the drive and now I can get to everything I want.
Hard to setup
BGB Stryker
I spent hours trying to figure out how to set up this application and then trying to correct problems encountered while trying to use it. It probably works OK (I did get it to work sort-of), but it was NOT worth it to me. Documentation and procedures are sorely lacking. Recommend you get a techno geek to help you with this and you’ll bypass hours and hours of frustration and life shortening stress. By the way, I finally dumped this app and switched to OneDrive. It was easier to set up, but still no walk in the park.