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<blockquote data-quote="Ink" data-source="post: 913644" data-attributes="member: 3">Disclaimer: All opinions are my own / rant.If you&#039;re an existing free or paid user of Google, or Microsoft for Photo and File backups, it might be worth waiting for Google One with VPN to arrive in your region. Currently it is limited to the US. It looks to be relevantly cheap, for $99 a year for 2TB and other discounts and benefits. Link: <a href="https://one.google.com/about/vpn" target="_blank">VPN - Google One</a>Amazon Prime is also a contender, but I&#039;m not familiar with using their cloud storage. For most it would be an extra app to download and install. Whereas, as an example, OneDrive is integrated into Windows 10, whether you&#039;re an 365 subscriber or not. It&#039;s there and available.iOS users are better off with iCloud Storage plans. I have a 200GB Shared Family plan for £2.50 per month and it works without breaking my wallet.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ink, post: 913644, member: 3"] Disclaimer: All opinions are my own / rant. If you're an existing free or paid user of Google, or Microsoft for Photo and File backups, it might be worth waiting for Google One with VPN to arrive in your region. Currently it is limited to the US. It looks to be relevantly cheap, for $99 a year for 2TB and other discounts and benefits. Link: [URL='https://one.google.com/about/vpn']VPN - Google One[/URL] Amazon Prime is also a contender, but I'm not familiar with using their cloud storage. For most it would be an extra app to download and install. Whereas, as an example, OneDrive is integrated into Windows 10, whether you're an 365 subscriber or not. It's there and available. iOS users are better off with iCloud Storage plans. I have a 200GB Shared Family plan for £2.50 per month and it works without breaking my wallet. [/QUOTE]

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