Dropbox

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Most of you probably know about this, but Dropbox is a very good way of keeping your files backed up to the cloud.

It syncs files between your computers and the Dropbox servers so that your files are redundantly backed up.

I use it at university to save files so that I can modify and print them no matter where I am right before class


Please click here to sign up at Dropbox so that you can have an account, and so that I may have a little bit more space for development purposes.

 

[w@flz]

Dam are you advertising for them, makes me want to login ^_^

 

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Advertising their greatness ;-)

 

[RainMotorsports]

My space granted from buying an HTC phone expired the other day leaving me with only 7 GB left. Too bad I never bought an HTC phone Honestly don't use it as much as I used to. I tend to keep stuff on my server instead.

 

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My space granted from buying an HTC phone expired the other day leaving me with only 7 GB left. Too bad I never bought an HTC phone Honestly don't use it as much as I used to. I tend to keep stuff on my server instead.

Same here

 

[NotAnalGrap]

Same, I have a media server with remote access for a lot of stuff.
However, I do love keeping stuff synced between my work and home desktop, laptop, and then accessible anytime via my phone.

Examples of things I keep in my dropbox:
Latest proof of insurance (just in case)
drivers for all my computers.
My phone photo's autobackup there.
ebooks
android .apks I don't want to worry about losing/finding again
receipts
titanium backups (android)
TWRP backups (android)
and finally software I think everyone needs.

 

[badaaang]

Yep pretty nice & useful
Use it a lot to share stuff between my devices, PC and other users.
I got 52G....
Got upgrade saying that I use it a lot and that I'm pro .
I put my pwd keeper in there, so I can consult it from anywhere, from my cell....

 

[w@flz]

Its uploaded to a unknown source is it not? I dont trust it

 

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Its uploaded to a unknown source is it not? I dont trust it

All files are stored and encrypted on Amazon's S3 servers across the United States, as per https://www.dropbox.com/help/7/en