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A Smart Techie's Guide to Cloud Data Back-Up Services
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items You should always back up your data to two different locations! Here's a guide to help you decide which cloud services would be best for you. This site contains product affiliate links. We may receive a commission if you make a purchase after clickin...
Acronis' All in One Cyber Protect Platform not only backs up your device(s) but can also provide antivirus, antimalware, M365 backups, and much more. The backup feature is what I will be focusing on now, as that is the most pertinent to remote workin...
Acronis
Google Drive is a lower end, cheaper, sometimes free backup and cloud storage solution. When using G Drive with a Google account, you get 15GB of cloud storage space free of charge. You can also upgrade your plan to a paid subscription and get Google...
Google Drive
Dropbox is similar to Google Drive but is slightly more expensive. For individuals, you can get 2TB paying $11.99 on a monthly renewal or $9.99 every month on a yearly renewal plan. Dropbox comes with a Windows & Mac program that both backs up yo...
Dropbox.com
I personally use iCloud+ as I have a Macbook and iPhone, and have been very happy with it. You can get iCloud+ PLUS 50GB cloud storage for $0.99/month, 200GB for $2.99/month, or 2TB for $9.99/mo. This allows you to back up your original size and qual...
iCloud+
For those with Android phones and tablets, Samsung Cloud can securely backup, sync, and restore your device's settings, files, multimedia, and data. Does not work on PC, but great for those who work solely on their phone or tablet.
Samsung Cloud
Onedrive is another good option that comes preinstalled on Windows computers.
OneDrive