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Can anyone comment how Crashplan stacks up vs Backblaze here? I'm leaning towards it as it'll save the data for more than 30 days after deletion, and security's
by pbowyer 12y ago
Can anyone comment how Crashplan stacks up vs Backblaze here? I'm leaning towards it as it'll save the data for more than 30 days after deletion, and security's another factor in my choice.
- dublinben 12y agoIt's much more flexible in terms of external drives, and deleted files. You can also set multiple backup locations, by sharing space on your other computers. They have a proprietary Java client, but it runs cross platform. It's completely painless to add your own encryption key to all backups.