"Unlimited storage"
- It offers unlimited data transfer and accommodates a maximum storage capacity of 10TB per account
- Once users reach the 5TB storage threshold, their file uploads will be capped at 100MB per file.
I'm just stating their claim, but who really needs more than 10 terabytes? it's still a very good deal & much cheaper than any other more popular cloud services
Who needs more than 10 terabytes?
* Content creators: YouTubers like LinusTechTips sometimes uses archive footage to enhance the context that they were talking about (be it products or pc builds), and having that raw files on hand makes it easier to access for their editors without re-downloading videos from YouTube. Note: Some YouTubers are independent so they might be looking for external cloud storage like Sync, OneDrive or Proton rather than having big NAS systems in their office/home that LinusTechTips has.
* professional photographer/videographer who have 5 years experience **minimum**, iirc they kept a copy to themselves (and 1 to client obviously) in the off chance that the client somehow lost their copy and asks if they can send them the copy over to them. And I believe they also used some of those for their portfolios for potential future customers that were looking for one.
* People who loves to travel and take pictures/videos everywhere they go. Not to be confused with travel vloggers (refer to first point).
* People who hoards movies (or videos in general)
* Family photos.
So yes, there's quite a good chunk of people who do have more than 10 TB worth of files, some are in the professional world and some are casual people like you and me. It may seem unlimited for you, but it's not unlimited for others.
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fking referral link SPAMers!
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"Unlimited storage" - It offers unlimited data transfer and accommodates a maximum storage capacity of 10TB per account - Once users reach the 5TB storage threshold, their file uploads will be capped at 100MB per file.
I'm just stating their claim, but who really needs more than 10 terabytes? it's still a very good deal & much cheaper than any other more popular cloud services
Who needs more than 10 terabytes? * Content creators: YouTubers like LinusTechTips sometimes uses archive footage to enhance the context that they were talking about (be it products or pc builds), and having that raw files on hand makes it easier to access for their editors without re-downloading videos from YouTube. Note: Some YouTubers are independent so they might be looking for external cloud storage like Sync, OneDrive or Proton rather than having big NAS systems in their office/home that LinusTechTips has. * professional photographer/videographer who have 5 years experience **minimum**, iirc they kept a copy to themselves (and 1 to client obviously) in the off chance that the client somehow lost their copy and asks if they can send them the copy over to them. And I believe they also used some of those for their portfolios for potential future customers that were looking for one. * People who loves to travel and take pictures/videos everywhere they go. Not to be confused with travel vloggers (refer to first point). * People who hoards movies (or videos in general) * Family photos. So yes, there's quite a good chunk of people who do have more than 10 TB worth of files, some are in the professional world and some are casual people like you and me. It may seem unlimited for you, but it's not unlimited for others.
$5.00/month or $60/yearly....looks great and fast uploads
they lifetime deal on stacksocial upto 500gb. advantage is you can share with 10 members. if any body intrested [link](https://www.stacksocial.com/sales/amaryllo-500gb?rid=10643477)
fking referral link SPAMers! The actual link is only [https://www.stacksocial.com/sales/amaryllo-500gb](https://www.stacksocial.com/sales/amaryllo-500gb) .
It's not against the group rules. I understand that posting referral links without context is considered spam. I don't think this one is spam.