This risk is common to most competing products (such as iDrive). ⚠️ This product does not provide zero-knowledge security. At the cost of a steeper learning curve, this risk can be avoided using another backup tool. This practice is common to most competing products (such as iDrive). ⚠️ This product's clients (Glossary: client) are not open source. Competing products (such as iDrive) are less intuitive to use. ✅ This product is easier to use, compared to reasonable alternatives. Competing products (such as iDrive) are similarly priced. ✅ This product's pricing is very competitive, compared to reasonable alternatives. Competing backup products (such as iDrive) are designed to also give this benefit, but cloud sync products are not. However, we were unable to find publicly available audits. ✅ This product supports end-to-end encryption. Start using MFA, with our ⚡️ Basic quickstart to Authy on mobile, to properly prevent unauthorized access to the files stored using your Backblaze account. Who knows.✅ This product supports multi-factor authentication (Glossary: MFA). In fact, it might be better to just get the personal backup option in case there are things that I need to download individually instead of getting a full restore with the B2 Cloud. It would be cheaper for me to get that instead of B2 Cloud Storage after the total size of my stuff exceeds 1TB. The personal backup option doesn’t have a limit to how much data can be uploaded, and you get free downloads. It looks like they have a “personal backup” thing for $5/month ( ), which is the same price as Amazon Drive. Backblaze looks like a pretty good application to use, but I had a question. I used to use Amazon Drive, but now that they banned rclone I’m going to be looking for something different. I use it to back up photos and other important documents. I’ve got an Ubuntu Server computer running with 3TB of RAID storage.

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