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S3 deep archive will run you 1 usd/month for 1000 GB of baby photos. You would pay way more than that to get them back, if they were lost.
by tomjen3 6y ago
S3 deep archive will run you 1 usd/month for 1000 GB of baby photos.
You would pay way more than that to get them back, if they were lost.
- akkartik 6y agoFor sure. I'm happy to throw money at the problem. But I want something automated on my phone that I can trust to work reliably. I'd actually pay more for a fixed feature set if it means less instability.
- axaxs 6y agoAs another mentioned, Amazon Photos is good for this. Plus they give you unlimited original resolution photo storage.
- xref 6y agoOne caveat is this is truly only for photos, videos are excluded unless you choose one of the paid plans
- starclerk 6y agoI back up my photos from my phone to Dropbox, which is automated and seems to be reliable. Dropbox also makes it easy to back up to a hard drive I have in my possession. When combined with Google Photos, it's N+2 redundancy for ~$12/mo.
- mceachen 6y agoThere are several solutions that are set-and-forget. I have beta users that report success with SyncThing and PhotoSync. I personally use Resilio Sync. They all support automated backups to storage either that you have at home (say, on a NAS), or someone else's cloud.