Thanks for your feedback. Just as a data point for comparison, Dropbox charges $100/year for 1000 GB, but they don't do meaningful encryption, and therefore ca

Thanks for your feedback. Just as a data point for comparison, Dropbox charges $100/year for 1000 GB, but they don't do meaningful encryption, and therefore can de-duplicate your files vs. the files of all their other customers, which significantly reduces their storage costs (and allows for some entertaining information leakages!) SpiderOak charges $120/year for 1000 GB. Edit to add: SpiderOak deduplicates files within a single user's account (i.e. copies are free, and if you add another layer to a photoshop file and re-save, it won't take up the full space to archive both versions) but it is not possible [1] for us to deduplicate data across multiple users. [1] https://spideroak.com/articles/why-spideroak-doesnt-deduplicate-data-across-users-and-why-it-should-worry-you-if-we-did https://spideroak.com/articles/why-spideroak-doesnt-deduplic...