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For 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 fi
by akkartik 6y ago
For 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.