Synchronization operations for network-accessible folders

A networked information management system for managing a first network-accessible folder, the networked information management system comprising:

• a client computing device having one or more first hardware processors, wherein the client computing device is configured with first computer-executable instructions that, when executed, cause the client computing device to:
• receive an indication that a first file is added to a first folder local to the client computing device, wherein the first folder is associated with the first network-accessible folder, and wherein the first network-accessible folder is managed by a server remote from the client computing device;
• transmit the first file for storage in secondary memory comprising one or more secondary storage devices remote from the server, wherein the first network-accessible folder managed by the server lists the first file as being stored in the first network-accessible folder in response to the first file being transmitted for storage in the secondary memory;
• receive an indication that the first file is deleted from the first folder;
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• prevent synchronization with the first network-accessible folder such that the first file is not deleted from the first network-accessible folder;
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• one or more computing devices in communication with the client computing device, wherein the one or more computing devices each have one or more second hardware processors, wherein the one or more computing devices are configured with second computer-executable instructions that, when executed, cause the one or more computing devices to:
• receive the first file from the client computing device in response to the first file being added to the first folder and prior to the first file being deleted from the first folder, wherein the first file is in a native format;
• convert the first file from the native format to a backup format to form a backup copy of the first file;
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• store the backup copy of the first file in the secondary memory.