Left or right?

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>>60558099
>Left or right?

>>60558099
SSH.

>>60558099

You forgot OneDrive.

>>60558099
Both, I have multiple accounts with multiple such providers and only upload encrypted containers.

I don't know why I go to so much trouble; the only stuff I'm uploading is pictures of my family and my doggos (who are all dead now), nothing important or incriminating. I just don't like the idea of jewgle (etc.) looking at my stuff.

Both are botnets, so neither.

>>60558099
Use both, you can even add One Drive to you list, they're all the same shit so might as well use all of them for maximum space.

>>60558099
Google Drive because Dropbox UX/UI is trash.

Drop Box: You own your data:

"By using our Services you provide us with information, files, and folders that you submit to Dropbox (together, “your stuff”). You retain full ownership to your stuff. We don’t claim any ownership to any of it. These Terms do not grant us any rights to your stuff or intellectual property except for the limited rights that are needed to run the Services, as explained below"

https://www.dropbox.com/dmca#terms

Google Drive: THEY own your data:

"When you upload or otherwise submit content to our Services, you give Google (and those we work with) a worldwide license to use, host, store, reproduce, modify, create derivative works (such as those resulting from translations, adaptations or other changes we make so that your content works better with our Services), communicate, publish, publicly perform, publicly display and distribute such content."

>>60558237
No source on those Google terms then?

MEGA

>>60558333

You're a lazy useless peice of shit. Literally Google the text of that and it sends you to https://www.xxxxxx.com/xxxxxxxx/xxxxx

>>60558099

Dropbox because they are gonna buy AMD Epyc datacenter (they participated in the Epyc promo video during the AMD investor live stream)

Google uses hardware backdoored Intel processors

>>60558237

>upload CP to Google Drive
>call FBI and say that Google licenses CP and they get arrested

I'm ok with this

>>60558357
>doesn't provide source to back up dubious claims
>calls everyone else lazy
Typical spreader of FUD.

Don't worry I looked it up, you're a liar and a prat.
https://support.google.com/drive/answer/2450387?hl=en

I really only use OneDrive because I get a terabyte free through my university. Even then I just use it for school files.

>1 TB of "free" cloud storage
>using 500mb of it for notes

>>60558360
only 4gb of free space
>>60558367
>dropbox

only 2 gb of free space :p

Mega

>>60558396
http://www.google.com/intl/en/policies/terms/#toc-content

Fuck off shill

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>>60558550

>>60558099
JUST USE A SPRAE FUCKING HDD FOR STORAGE AND USB FOR ON THE GO
FUCK THIS CLOUD BULLSHIT

>>60558585
hdds break too easily

>>60558383
They can still show the source and get you arrested.

>>60558489
Fuck yes. I too get the 1TB through my uni and I only have like 23mb of notes in it. Got this benefit a year back and I'm still at 23mb.

>>60558511
mee toooo:)

none, just buy 2 external hard drives

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Neither.

>>60558099
What about aws?

>>60558099
Those are for normies annon.

>>60559013
what do you use?

i use both

I use jewgle drive to upload all the pictures ive saved or made with my phone or tablet and to keep my keepass db synchronized with my other devices, and i use MEGA for everything else, university stuff, private stuff etc. but would be really happy if i wouldn't have to use drive for photo syncing, but MEGA is suck at that, i couldn't set it up to upload pics from specific folders other than the camera folder, and the syncing is only worked when i specifically opened up the app

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The only viable solution

>>60558099
>using the internet jew
Litterally none

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>>60558148
it's comfy tho, it even recognises pics of famous buildings so you can search city or country names and still find pics without gps info embedded.

I use iOS, what is the benefit of Dropbox? Lots of people use it on the platform but why not Google Drive?

I've tried iCloud but it's a bit messy. Drive is alright as it transferred over from my Android days, but Dropbox is so popular. Is it because it's out of the way? Unlike the alternatives?

>>60558099
>Left or right?
How about this:
Your mom blowing my awesome dick again.

>>60558099
MEGA, you moron.

What's a non-botnet alternative to those 2 that provides a similarly good sync program?

>>60558383
10/10

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>>60558099
neither

I'm more curious how major stream site now can use google server as their main video source and storage.
Literally every pirate stream site use this method, how they do it and why google let them?

>>60559657
this.
Nextcloud is easy to setup, easy to maintain and it makes life without google so much better.

Dropbox for work. Gonna build a NAS or get a good HDD for everything else.

>>60558161
Dropbox is not botnet. It's open source

>>60560432
/thread

>>60560432
Haven't SSDs made those obsolete?

>cloud
*inhales deeply*
HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA

Dropbox out of those two.

I've used google drive, onedrive and dropbox.

Dropbox has the easiest to use solution when it comes to desktop/mobile app.
The pricing just sucks.


Google drive has the worst interface easily, it is such a cluster fuck to navigate and find shit.
prices are on par with dropbox except they offer different tiers in case people don't want 1TB of storage.

Onedrive falls in between dropbox and google drive in terms of interface,
The price is the reason I switched, I got office 365 + 1TB one drive for 5 users for the price I was paying just for dropbox.

How's sync.com? Any good?

would use onedrive, but the app is complete shit. they literally forgot to implement essential features like opening a pdf with another app.
Not kidding, the only way to open a pdf stored in the cloud is by using the shitty built-in pdf viewer that isn't even able to search your pdf or make hyperlinks usable.
To open the pdf in another app you've to download the file and navigate to it from a file manager or so.

fuck that

>>60558648
>no internet collection
>HDD broke
Which is more likely to happen?

>>60558099
Drive. It works better with my Android

Can anyone confirm that MS won't delete your files in OneDrive after the subscription expires? I'm planning to get the 5TB o365 plan as another (lifetime) cloud backup for my encrypted stuff.

Also, does Drive do the same thing?

>>60562151
>internet come back up, all your data still there
>HDD breaks, data potentially gone forever

I write my own data on my own encryption on a notebook, which stays in a box that I bury on an undisclosed public park in South America.

>>60560443
Google can't take down Google video links without getting take down requests since it's their business video hosting service.

Google Drive, all the way. It's the best cloud storage service.

>>60560456

Fuuuuuuuck self-hosting. Too much that can go wrong, and there's not always someone around to fix it. If you're on vacation, or at school, or staying out of town, and your house burns down, or a tree falls on the power line outside your house, or your shitty residential ISP is just fucking off and doing maintenance for six hours, guess what? In that one situation, you've experienced more downtime than Google Drive has experienced in multiple years. They measure their downtime in *seconds*.

>>60558585

>"Alright, so let me get out my phone and grab that file. I'll just plug in my USB HDD and..."

Oh, right, that's kludgy at best and impossible at worst.

>>60558237

>as explained below:

What do you want to bet that the text to which this excerpt is referring says something very similar to what Google means by the wording of their terms?

What Google actually means when they say that they have a license to use your data is that they need those kinds of rights in order to transmit, catalog, and modify your data for use in Google services as you'd use them. In other words, when Google Photos organizes your shit, or you edit a photo via Google Drive or Snapseed, or you run Google Translate on a doc file that's in Portuguese or whatever, Google needs these rights to do those things. Also, yes, Google does analyze everyone's data in aggregate for the purposes of improving their data recognition algorithms, and these terms are for that too. That's generally harmless, though, and I'd hardly say it constitutes Google "owning" your data in the colloquial sense.

>>60561583
>5 terabytes, 5000 gigabytes, 5000000 megabytes, 5000000000 kilobytes, 5000000000000 bytes, 40000000000000 bits
>seven nickels
No, they're not obsolete. You're just brain dead if you don't have an SSD for your boot partition and large executables.

>>60558099
3 2 1 you filthy pleb
I use MEGA to share stuff, though.

>>60558237
i had to use dropbox in high school and i used it a couple times my first year in college, then i went to get my shit a year later and it was all gone, they're both botnet trash

>>60558134
Who uses that shit

>>60558099
google sells your data

Dropbox deletes all your shit after 1 minute

The only real answer is your own file server

>>60566804

>Dropbox deletes all your shit after 1 minute

Wait, WHAT? Explain?

>>60562531
nobody can confirm that, its somebodys computer that doesnt belong to you...
just like all cloud concept its not realy something you should trust, againg its not your computer, they can do what the fuck ever they want. and please dont start with the "no thay cant because..." argument thanks to the nsa, cia, fbi and other fucking three letter named fuckos they can do what the fuck ever they want.

>>60558099
Dropbox is the only one with a functional GNU/Linux client, so Dropbox

All of these integrated things are trash.
USB stick is the most secure thing, just put a password on it.

>>60566804
Dropbox keeps your deleted shit 1 month, that fucking saved me once.

>>60567576
I remember there being a google drive client with FUSE support.
Is it still maintained?

>>60566804
Sells data? wow, google-hate alarm