Best Cloud Storage

When working on a serious project we should have a full access to our files no matter where we are at the current moment. We also need to back up our family photos, work projects, articles, ebooks, musical albums or movies. So in order to be able to do that, we need an archival disk. We can also archive all the important information of ours on an external hard drive but it cannot offers the accessibility that we want and need. If we really want to be able to get access to anything that is of great significance to us whatever location or time, we can easily go for those super useful, effective and pretty easy for usage cloud services. They have much more assets that you have probably ever thought. They can be described as virtual hard disks which provide various functionalities. We can easily store any sort of important files of ours on them any time we want. Here is a simple but very useful rundown on the best cloud storages platforms which have become the most preferrred ones by both businessmen and average users.
Types of cloud storage platforms:
Have you ever used the service by Google? The Google Drive is actually an excellent service which becomes active right after you create an Gmail account. If you have one, then you already have about 15 GB free storage which you can use for your files. You can even arrange them in folders, upload and open most of the file formats without having to download them on your personal computer. The service itself allows you to increase this free storage but before doing that you should know that this service is not free of charge. What esle you can do is change the permissions to various files by means of which you will be able to send special generized links to your collegues, friends,etc.. By doing this step, you will grant them access to the files you share or send.
Have you ever heard of BitCasa?
Throughout the years, this company has evolved into a very prosperous one, which is today among the first companies to ever provide the users with a very securCloud Computinge cloud disk, featuring up to 20 GB, plus many other paid services such as “unlimited disk” which, however, is also not free of charge. In terms of security, the company is amongst the best ones, which “has no idea” about what kind of files are stored on it.
Tencent is another very good option which you can take advantage of. It is a Chinese company, providing up to 10 TB free storage. What you should actually do first is visit the website and sign up for it in order to be able to use the chat-service. However, it has few disadvantages considering the steps you need to take so as to get to use it.
And to top off our quite short but very useful list consisting of only great cloud storage options, we will mention a few words about the Copy service. It is a very secure one, which encrypts your files and offers free storage of 15 GB. Besides, this platform boasts many applications which might be useful for you.

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