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Not enough. One leak can potentially ruin your reputation. So now, I fire dozens of thousand requests per minute and over a couple of hours I'll get something -- assuming there is dozens thousand of files at any given moment.
Four digit PIN prompt that gets displayed even when requesting invalid URL. Make PIN verification backend request include some nonce associated with original request, and force nonce to be regenerated if PIN verification fails. PIN is also as easy to communicate verbally as URL.
edit: Just to update, changed up the file upload structure so it's randomized with an appended uuid.
You always have a risk when you're storing your data at a 3rd party. Yes, some are new and have less reputation, others are old and have a terrible reputation, others are old and have a great reputation - but none of that stands for anything because your data is in the hands of someone else in every case.
If you don't want that, don't use it.
It's all about what level of convenience you're willing to expose yourself for. I keep anything I want private in TrueCrypt, anything I don't mind "public" (Or at least exposed to Google / NSA) unencrypted as then I can access it so much easier from my phone, etc.