Cloud Storage

[BlaqSnake]

I have been thinking about cloud storage for a bit now, trying to figure out if one of them is the best, and if they are secure.


Personal Cloud storage providers that come to mind:

Microsoft One Drive
Google Drive
Apple iCloud
Amazon something or another
Box, Dropbox, etc.

I like the idea of being integrated with a suite (ie. MS, Google, Apple)

I do like the new option from Google Drive about sync'ing folders to the cloud.


Are any / all of these secure?
Is my data getting hacked?

What say you?

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[Mook]

Is this for pics or what?

 

[EmersonHart13]

I use Backblaze

https://www.backblaze.com/

 

[Lord Tin Foilhat]

I use Backblaze

https://www.backblaze.com/

I might switch to them since crashplan decided to fuck all their home users.

I just dont like that back blaze charges for restorals

 

[EmersonHart13]

They seem to be the best since crashplan.

I haven't had to pay yet, thankfully, so jolly good!

 

[03GTGreen]

Ask Jennifer Lawrence how she likes the cloud

 

[BlaqSnake]

Is this for pics or what?

Nah, more for free backup of files I care about, that currently sit on spinning disk.

 

[BlaqSnake]

Ask Jennifer Lawrence how she likes the cloud

Sending her a text now...

 

[10thSVT_03]

Sending her a dick pic now...

Fixt

 

[Lord Tin Foilhat]

They seem to be the best since crashplan.

I haven't had to pay yet, thankfully, so jolly good!

Agreed.

I'd rather build a local NAS but that is more expensive then 5$/month

 

[Bruce Jibboo]

I use google drive, 2TB for $20/mon and jamming them data 200mbps lols

 

[cap42]

Onedrive /thread

I think personal you can get 1tb for free with a hotmail or personal 365 account.

Business you can get 5tb with a work E1 or E3 account.

 

[nytebyte]

I use Onedrive since I got it for "free" with my Office 2016 purchase.
It's 1TB and works extremely well since it's part of Windows 10. There's no third party apps to install or manage and it's seamless.

If you have Windows 10, you automatically get Onedrive storage for free, but I think it's only 15GB. Of course you can pay for a bit more.

 

[TCG Member 5219]

I use google drive. Tons of space and it’s available through any platform. Plus their G suite of apps is amazing. You’d never miss office.