We all know about Dropbox, OneDrive, and Google Drive. But have you ever tried NextCloud?
It’s almost the same. The only difference is that NextCloud is an open source app that you EITHER install on your own server (difficult), or on hosted server (easy and affordable). But why to pay or bother when you can get the cloud service from other alternatives almost free?!
Hmm, you might already noticed that the next era – already started, our online privacy is open to different types of invasion. Thus, you might like to consider those applications:
…
…
Few months ago, while showing me his own way in using clouds to share important documents between members of his family, he mistakenly shared the wrong file to the wrong folder – the folder of his first wife!
Laughing, “I fixed it. But I’ll go now to make sure things are okay and I’ll update you later”, he said.
…
Shortly, I haven’t bought any of Huawei’s products nor recommended them ever! Regardless of the political or ethical background behind the cutting off decision, I believe it’s time to think again. Is it safe to have all of our data in one place? Google, Microsoft, Apple, Facebook, … they can pull the plug any time on us for a reason or no reason whatsoever.
Google once punished me for life and banned me from using AdSense service for something beyond my knowledge or intention. Furthermore, they refused my appeal!
Although I have never liked Reddit and I don’t post much there, I enjoy reading comments and contributions from redditors especially when I want to decide on something. It’s a complicated platform with strict & harsh rules sometimes.
I posted there some technical opinions about Apple iCloud Drive. In case you’re interested, here is the link:
