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I don't use their consumer service, but rather their B2 cloud storage buckets to store the backups I make myself. I can't think of a single negative aspect of it... The price is staggeringly low, they offer more bandwidth than I can get from Comcast, and the API is really easy to just dive right in and use. See More
TLDR: Google makes it hard to either edit open formats or bulk download open formats, choose one and you lose the other. Google Drive by default converts your files when they are uploaded into their proprietary google document format. If you bulk download google formatted files, they are in the MS DocX for documents and MS XLSX for spreadsheets. You can stop files from uploading from being formatted into google's proprietary format, but then you lose the ability to edit the files (even if it's a plaintext) or download the files in different formats. If you want to download google formatted files in open formats such as plain text .TXT or .ODT, or PDF, each file needs to be downloaded individually by opening the file in Google Docs first, and then going to File > Download as. See More
How could CrashPlan possible be on a 2019 list when there is no longer a consumer version See More
Multiple people have expressed dissatisfaction with Crashplan's upload speed and the companies unwillingness to acknowledge the issue. It's become such a common complaint that there's a Twitter account that compiles tweets with people being frustrated with Crashplan's upload speeds. See More
The user can access the stored files or upload new files using the browser. Additionally they can use their phones or tablets (Android and iOS devices). On windows MegaSync is provided for automatic backup and safer file access. To further improve access security, there is also an extension available for Google Chrome. See More
50 GB trial for new accounts after registering for a month, then 15 GB. There's also three upgrade plans, starting at 500GB and $110/yr. 15GB may not seem much, but Dropbox only offers 2GB for the free plan. This is better than Google Drive because Google Drive storage is shared with all the Google services you are using. See More
Arq is client-side software that runs on your computer and talks directly to generic cloud data storage providers. No third-party service in the middle means lower costs, better reliability, lower risk of a service ceasing to operate, ease of migration to other storage targets. Amazon Glacier and/or S3 GreenQloud DreamObjects Google Cloud Storage S3-Compatible Server SFTP Server See More
In addition to 5GB of free E2EE storage, free users can get 1 Extra GB by completing a few simple tasks, and up to 20GB of free storage if their friends sign up for Sync using the referring links. But nevertheless, the free plan of 5GB is already 250% more space than Dropbox basic plan. See More
Mozy end-users are not susceptible to social engineering. At Mozy, there is no one person who can authorize the deletion of a given individual’s data. Our process of cleaning and deleting a customer’s data is a very structured and automated process, and you can’t call us up and short circuit that process. See More
Not being able to easily back up office works through an integrated office suite can be a set back when comparing to backup apps like Drive. While you can set certain apps to save their files to the Box folder, it is not as easy as using something like Google Docs, which not only saves while you are working but as soon as you are done, with no extra steps. See More
I've been looking for a simple solution, safe backup for my files. A friend of mine told me he is really happy with pcloud, i've signed up and was more than impressed with the many functionalities they provide. Besides the backup, you get to recover your trash, rewind your files and check previous versions of your files in case you've backed up unwanted edits See More