Don't forget to get your 2GB free botnet storage anon
https://security.google.com/settings/security/secureaccount
Free 2GB Google Drive storage for doing a security check on your account (checking app permissions, checking security events, etc)
Got 50GB when I got my Moto X. Haven't used a single byte. HDDs are pretty cheap and I set up a ftp server if I want something when I'm away.
I get unlimited storage (files cannot be larger than 5tb) because my uni is partnered with google
>>52866956
I don't transfer much stuck.
Thanks OP
>>52866906
Please tell me you don't actually do this
Oh. Well then.
Thanks pajeet
I have xiaomi and miui plus baidu free unlimted botnet.
Not worred about police nsa or photo dna
Oh no, whatever shall they do with my group reports and presentations
What do you storage on the botnet cloud, /g/?
bootynet
>>52867058
Not him, but why?
>>52867511
Documents related to my home insurance. It's illegal for anyone to look at them without my consent.
>>52866829
Nice, 1.07 TB. Thank you, based op
>>52867905
Because FTP isn't secure. At least use sftp
>>52867983
Ok, but that is pretty much assumed in our modern and progressive times. And other than that there shouldn't be anything wrong?
Thanks OP. I was worried I was gonna run out soon.
>>52867983
It actually is SFTP, I just refer to it as ftp.
I'm somehow using 10 of 15 GB, I don't have any idea where so much stuff came out from
>>52866829
Thanks, OP. It's added to previous years security bonus, so I have 4 GB now, 19 GB altogether. I use 13 GB now, so it comes on handy.
>>52866829
Thanks for the reminder family
>>52867912
But you gave consent when you uploaded them to cloud
>>52866829
Neat.
Does Microshaft really think this is a good place to send its shills?
Thanks OP. Did the same last year.
>>52866982
Same here
>>52867025
I didn't know there were 27 months. Oh wait. America. Sure.
>>52866829
>2GB
nice joke.
>>52868266
Google Drive or email attachments
>>52868266
Check if you got sync with google photos, if you do make sure to use "high quality" sync instead of "original" which uses account space. Also in photos.google.com settings use the "recover storage" button.
>>52870587
I don't do any of that
I only use drive but I don't have that much shit on it... or maybe I do who knows
>>52867511
Mostly presentations and ripped CDs I shared with some people who needed them.
>>52870606
Go here and hover the pie chart, it will show the breakdown of the used space.
https://www.google.com/settings/storage
>>52866829
something to do for the kek's
-generate some files with random data from /dev/urandom
-upload it as my-secret-md5-sha-encrypted.gpg.rar.zip.xz
-watch google waste resources trying to decrypt it
>google:15GB
>mega: 50GB
Wy use google?
>>52868266
Check your Google Drive recycle bin.
>>52870849
Just make a large truecrypt image, the NSA can detect TC images
>>52870867
>Mega: 10GB of bandwidth a month
>Google: Probably more than that.
>>52870908
The 10GB bandwidth resets after 30 minutes.
>>52870869
>>52870708
>>52870587
>>52870545
stop being so helpful
/g/ is supposed to tell people to RTFM, not help me
>>52870502
Look at the funny man, making the funny jokes
Hilarious and original
>>52870908
>>Mega: 10GB of bandwidth a month
>10GB of bandwidth a month
>10GB of bandwidth
>a month
don't go full retard, anon
A 64gb sd card is $15
Why jump through hoops to get "cloud storage" when you can easily set it up yourself?
Even if you add $10 for a domain and $45 for a rpi with charger, it still wouldn't cost you that much.
Hell, adding a TB of storage is cheap as fuck.
Why would you use some strangers computer for storage?
>>52871151
I can barely upload 1gb in 3 hours
No thanks, I've got plenty.
>>52871264
You don't have to jump through any hoops to get cloud storage, Google gives you 15gb for having a free account. If you want more than that, its easier, if a little more expensive, to use their system.
It requires very little technical knowledge, Google's servers are very fast, and it automatically stores any documents/ presentations/spreadsheets you make with their free software, which runs on their cloud.
That's probably why most people use it.
>>52871564
same can be said for my owncloud server.
easy, requires very little technical knowledge, automatically stores your data and works well with the software that runs in the cloud.
Still 17GB here.
Fuck you, google!
Thank you. Not that il ever fill it up
>>52871657
>very little technical knowledge
I think you highly overestimate the technical knowledge of the average consumer. The average consumer isn't going to need anything more than 15 gb anyways.
>>52867025
if your storage is going to expire, why would you need that in the first place? Upload 100 GB of shit just to get them removed after a while?
>>52870867
read MEGA's TOS
Protip: the OP is advertising and can be banned if you report him.
