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   <p><strong>How is this different from Dropbox and Yousendit?</strong></p>
  -<li>Quickbits does not store any file. In fact, Quickbits has no database at all</li>
  +<li>Quickbits does not store your files or information. In fact, Quickbits has no database at all</li>
   <li>Services like Dropbox require you to upload a file directly to their server, and only once the file has finished uploading can your friend begin downloading</li>
   <li>Quickbits connects you directly to your friend, allowing for much quicker file transfer</li>
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  <p><strong>Why do I need to keep my browser open when I send a file?</strong></p>
  <li>Once you create a link, a connection is opened, this connection is temporary for this specific file.  If you close your browser the link becomes invalid and the file will not be transferred.</li>
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  <p><strong>Can I drag and drop an entire folder?</strong></p>
  <li>No, right now Quickbits is only setup to send one file at a time.</li>
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  <p><strong>Why is this better then email?</strong></p>
  <li>Email is usually limited to files less than 25MB</li>
  <li>Your email provider will store your private information</li>
  <li>Email file transfer is significantly slower</li>
  
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  <p><strong>Do you store any data?</strong></p>
  <li>Quickbits is strongly against storing any user data. Our site does not even have a database!</li>
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  <p><strong>Who are you?</strong></p>
  