Cloud Storage became cloudy..
For the past few years, I have been using the Free Version of Dropbox (2GB) on my 2 of my Windows Desktop computers, Windows Laptop, Samsung S-7 phone and Samsung Tab 4 10.1 to access common files whe...
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I got an email from Dropbox this week about this issue as seen in the image below. I have Dropbox on three computers, my phone and a tablet.
I use both Dropbox and Google Drive cloud storage. I use Dropbox for all non-Google app documents that I want synced to all my devices (this is the default on Dropbox) so they are there whether I am online or not.
I use Google Drive for all Google App documents and photos. I have a Google Drive "Legacy" account since I was an early adopter. As you can see in the image below, I only pay $5.00/yr and are only using 7% of my available storage. Google photos do not count against that limit as long as they are "High Quality" uploads (what my phone photos are uploaded as).
So, as you can see I may be rethinking my use of the two based on Dropbox's new costs (non now).
I use both Dropbox and Google Drive cloud storage. I use Dropbox for all non-Google app documents that I want synced to all my devices (this is the default on Dropbox) so they are there whether I am online or not.
I use Google Drive for all Google App documents and photos. I have a Google Drive "Legacy" account since I was an early adopter. As you can see in the image below, I only pay $5.00/yr and are only using 7% of my available storage. Google photos do not count against that limit as long as they are "High Quality" uploads (what my phone photos are uploaded as).
So, as you can see I may be rethinking my use of the two based on Dropbox's new costs (non now).
