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if you dont care about the best usability, and you dont collaborate, Amazon Cloud Drive is 60/year for unlimited storage. not that youll hit 2tb soon, but for
by basch 10y ago
if you dont care about the best usability, and you dont collaborate, Amazon Cloud Drive is 60/year for unlimited storage. not that youll hit 2tb soon, but for someone looking for cheap and easy cloud storage, dropbox is kind of expensive. you pay for the featureset not the storage size.
- niftich 10y agoAnd if you're only storing still images, Amazon Cloud Drive has a $12/year plan (or, an exact clone of the same tier included with Prime right now) for unlimited photo storage, which is practically a steal if you take a lot of pictures and not a lot of video. It's cheap enough that I can use it as a cloud copy or a second cloud copy, and I never have to worry about losing photos again.
- some-guy 10y agoAmazon Cloud drive is great for the price (I use it) but they also have filesize limits (anything over 5GB seems to simply error out without warning), so I end up RARing my larger drive backups. Also the software backing it is severely lacking, besides the auto-upload of photos from my iPhone.
- kyriakos 10y agoThey probably changed the limit cause I do have 20gb files on it. It did fail on a 60gb .tar.gz site backup file though.
- kyriakos 10y agoI store my photos on Amazon cloud drive as a 2nd backup, already using OneDrive for the same purpose that came with office 365. The benefit of ACD is that it doesn't automatically sync, which is a plus in the age of ransomware (there's unofficial tools for automatic sync)