#DROPBOX ALTERNATIVES 2018 DOWNLOAD#

With pCloud’s Crypto add-on, all your data is encrypted right on your system before it travels anywhere - and it doesn’t get decrypted until you decide to download it back to your device.ĭropbox’s process means your files can (and are) viewable by the company, but pCloud offers end to end coverage that’s virtually impregnable, even by pCloud itself.Ī one-year subscription for 2TB of pCloud storage is available now for just $29.99.

Meanwhile, pCloud employs even faster 256-bit AES, “zero-knowledge” encryption. Dropbox uses 128-bit AES and TLS/SSL to encrypt files before they’re uploaded, then performs the process all over again once your data is on their server. How does Switzerland-born upstart pCloud (6 million worldwide users) outclass the Dropbox behemoth in the ultra-critical area of data protection? Four words: end to end encryption. Want elite-level security? Try pCloud ($29.99, 2TB 1-year plan 68 percent off) Meanwhile, Zoolz’s “Tribrid” Backup system balances instant, cold and local storage needs for prioritized distribution of your data for peak protection and service at the lowest possible price.Ī $3,600 value, a lifetime of Zoolz Cloud service with 2TB of storage space is only $49.99 right now. That guarantee ensures you can push data back and forth through the cloud as hard as your data plan will allow.

You’ll have no such worries with London-based Zoolz, who put absolutely no daily or monthly limits on file size or transfer speeds. If your team shares lots of files or if you traffick regularly in videos and other hefty-sized transfers, Dropbox’s 200GB per day/6TB per month data caps should concern you. Want uncapped bandwidth? Try Zoolz ($49.99, 2TB lifetime plan over 90 percent off) Right now, they’re offering up discounts from 60 to over 90 percent on four cloud storage alternatives that not only rival Dropbox but surpass the cloud titan in some key areas. StackSocial has carved out a niche as well, scouring the web to compile all the best deals on and early-bird access to top-notch gadgets, apps, web services and other tech-related goodies. Heavy cloud users will let you in on the dirty little secret: there are some prominent holes in Dropbox’s game. But Dropbox competitors continue to crop up for a reason. As in, “hold on… let me go Dropbox this video.”Īnd with over a decade on the beat and more than 500 million users, Dropbox has earned its position as the market leader among cloud storage providers. Like Kleenex, Band-Aid, and Thermos before them, Dropbox wants to be the brand name synonymous with cloud services. This sponsored post was written by StackCommerce.

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