Poll What is Your Preferred Cloud Service Provider

[Pixel_]

Proton drive. I don't have too many files uploaded, so storage size is not a priority.
Tried Cryptee and Peergos.

 

[ForgottenSeer 95367]

pCloud is quite under rated.

 

[Shadowra]

Mega

 

[forgottenuser79643]

Just for the sake of mentioning another somewhat lesser known party, Koofr.

 

[poopdookie]

Filen.io

 

[ttto]

Dropbox (plus): excellent file sync and multiplatform client.

 

[TairikuOkami]

Icedrive - 1TB Lifetime for about $80 ~3 years ago, looking forward to the upgrade during the black Friday. 15GB free Onedrive just for essentials.

 

[robboman]

Mega!

 

[LittleDude]

MEGA.
Using MEGAsync is get 40MB/s uploading my files...impressive...

 

[Keyang556]

I use onedrive, google, and telegram cloud.

 

[ItsReallyMe]

anyone use Opacity drive? Its a blockchain based cloud storage

 

[forgottenuser79643]

anyone use Opacity drive? Its a blockchain based cloud storage

I don't really trust them, on the basis of that their website completely backwards, broken and crap. It's your front desk and face of the entire service. I know I'm being a bit superficial here. However, only their downloads page work for me, contrary to the rest of the website, because of one thing. widgets.rubic.exchange. If I allow uBlock Origin to keep blocking it (by default; medium mode), website just doesn't work. I noop it, and the entire website works.

Granted, the entire company is based on the blockchain and exchange principle, where that may derive from. But if the entire website and service is hidden behind a widget, than I won't even dare to bother trying it. Normally a widget provides a convenience, but here the widgets acts as the CDN for the scripts and analytics needed to show the website itself.

/superficial rant over

 

[simmerskool]

pcloud + icloud and now looking into NextCloud & Mega after reading here

 

[n8chavez]

10tb MEGA, w/google drive for parity cold storage

 

[dinosaur07]

Koofr. Very good both in desktop and mobile.

 

[Cheeseman]

Filen + Mega + GDrive (Yes, I know it's Google-based) + OneDrive + ProtonDrive + a few others whose name I forgot. For sensitive files I use Mega, if it is related to pentest education then it goes to Filen. I also had to use Tresorit too.

 

[Ink]

Google Drive

• Cons: Data loss bug

Proton Drive

• Cons: Needs work to improve overall functionality across desktop, web and mobile.

 

[lokamoka820]

I tried Dropbox, Google Drive, Proton Drive, OneDrive and Mega.

• Dropbox and Google Drive were heavy on resources.
• Proton Drive take long time to upload big amount of files and folders, and doesn't empty deleted files folder on schedule (you have to manually empty it).
• OneDrive tries to back up user folders without asking for permission and shows ads.

So I'm using Mega right now, no problems so far.

 

[Parkinsond]

Google drive: simple, fast, with account reliability.
OneDrive: non-smart ui, sluggish (also other services such as inbox, office), and lately MS is messing with accounts.
Proton drive and Yandex disk are not bad.

 

[Digmor Crusher]

Started with Google Drive but don't trust Google.
Next was One Drive but a total mess.
Next Sync, I liked it, it's Canadian, but wasn't as slick as I prefer.
I am using Proton now, so far its the best I've tried.