Posted: 10/29/2015 9:42:03 PM EDT
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Any free cloud storage out there? i have dropbox , but its 48 gb promotion which expires soon., so im only left with 2gb free i think.
any other cloud storage similar to drop box? would like it to have android and apple app. |
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Be your own cloud storage, assuming that you have decent internet speeds at home.
https://www.getsync.com/ |
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Be your own cloud storage, assuming that you have decent internet speeds at home. https://www.getsync.com/ Works great if you aren't worried about losing everything due to disaster or fire. Offsite or cloud storage does have disaster/recover benefits. |
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Look into Mega in New Zealand, it is great but I would keep a backup of your cloud. Encrypted shit, lots of free room, somewhat slow interface.
ETA: Had to look 50 GB free. Cold link comparison, http://www.cloudwards.net/mega-vs-google-drive-vs-skydrive-vs-sugarsync/ |
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Be your own cloud storage, assuming that you have decent internet speeds at home. https://www.getsync.com/ Works great if you aren't worried about losing everything due to disaster or fire. Offsite or cloud storage does have disaster/recover benefits. set up a "server" at a friend or family's if they'll let you. |
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Google Drive. I've been paying $1.99 a month for 100gb Yep. You will notice it syncs slower than Dropbox, but once it does sync, you're GTG. 2 bucks a month is well worth it. Edit to add: If music is a big part of your storage data, you might consider using Google Play Music for the music, and remove it from your cloud storage. Play Music goes by total songs (well above what I'm likely to ever have), and it's free. That freed up about 26gb of cloud storage, and the music is still stored in cloud, just on a separate Google site. Jay |
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Be your own cloud storage, assuming that you have decent internet speeds at home. https://www.getsync.com/ Works great if you aren't worried about losing everything due to disaster or fire. Offsite or cloud storage does have disaster/recover benefits. set up a "server" at a friend or family's if they'll let you. Mine is actually at my workplace which also has a huge data center  ETA I don't use what you are recommending.
Most folks don't have the knowledge or willingness to learn this so the online cloud storage companies have a place. |