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In that case I'd recommend to use a paid service like Dropbox (or Google Drive, or any alternative). Store your files in the dropbox folder and they will be sa
by peter-m80 5y ago
In that case I'd recommend to use a paid service like Dropbox (or Google Drive, or any alternative).
Store your files in the dropbox folder and they will be safe (plus sync across devices and file history).
- maccard 5y agoDropbox and Google drive will happily delete your files if you copy over them by accident. They're not really a backup service.
- codazoda 5y agoDropbox allows you to restore previous files, for a time, using their web interface.
- rPlayer6554 5y agoRight now I just have Dropbox, but soon I plan to get a NAS and just have it sync to Dropbox. That way I get the convience of Dropbox while also still having a backup if Dropbox fails.
- justusthane 5y agoThat's still not a backup though. If you delete or corrupt a file from your NAS, that change will be synced to Dropbox. Backup and sync are two different things.
- aborsy 5y agoBut Dropbox has file version history and folder rewind.