Worst case scenario was that every week i had to just delete some temporary files and all for it to resync. I ended up with 25GB for 6 or seven months, which was alright, and I was seriously considering on paying it. I really liked its concept, and its application on the computer was very easy to understand. Mega was a joy to use, I got 50GB and was using around 30, for free, for a year, it worked perfectly, always in sync, always good. You'd think that just requires some patience but then it wants to delete it AGAIN because what you did was move it to the bin, and the bin still occupies space. You'd think 'okay, I'll just delete them', but it had no way from doing this on the software I installed (at the time, 2016), and those change and files called 'quota' or something had to be selected a few at the time. I had a weird bug where google would have 2.7GB of files, but get maxed out on 16GB because of the changes I made on the docs. The problem is when it goes on syncing with your computer. you got on your phone with the same organization as my dog with the pieces he left of my sofa, but I got really disappointed with Drive as time went on.ĭon't get me wrong, google docs is great, it is good to use and if that is all you care about chances are you won't even need to pay it. I'm sorry, I really, really tried to like it, at first I just hated google photos that would save every. With that said it is a price I consider paying and I have researched the following softwares and why I prefer dropbox, most deal with very persona errors that you might not run into but they let me having it unusable for so long that they became as practical as using a knife to shoot a deer: Okay, for the record I haven't yet paid dropbox because so far I'm managing most of my back ups physically.

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