On a complimentary note - if you have a Synology there is an officially supported Glacier backup app which works very well. You can simply select the files you

On a complimentary note - if you have a Synology there is an officially supported Glacier backup app which works very well. You can simply select the files you want maintained in the particular backup and you go from there. I treat Glacier as a catastrophic failure last resort. I have local backup (and lots of it) for reasons apparent to maintaining all of my digital archives (which are mainly contributed to by a lot of large camera photo and videos). I don't, unfortunately, trust CrashPlan anymore. I've had a significant number of restoration problems with the clients. I think they've done a poor job maintaining them over the years and, as others have stated, there are features missing unfortunately. It's cheap and you get what you pay for at this point in time. I think it used to be a great product, but when you lose trust in a backup provider there's no point. Just my opinion, I know others still think they're great.