STOP Using Google Drive! Use THESE Cloud Storage Apps Instead.

Are you tired of constant problems with Google Drive? Here's why you should stop using Google Drive! Use these cloud storage apps instead.

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0:00 -Why Are We Putting Up with Google Drive?
0:40 - Why Google Drive Sucks
3:33 - Finding Alternatives
3:40 - OneDrive
6:57 - Box
8:56 - Dropbox
10:44 - Sync
12:23 - Which Cloud Storage App is Best for You?

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[dustind]

I decided to build my own mini NAS using unraid for the management software. I have 30TB of storage and I'm using Owncloud as my "cloud " alongside with syncthing (to pull my data from google drive.

[aydin.berlin]

Great video but:
04:05 not true. I get a similar problem like Google Drive when I upload more than a video ( in this case Pcloud is responses much faster than both of them) . And Google Drive is also much faster than OneDrive ( at least for me in Germany )

[rjbrennanjr]

If only Dropbox didn't cave to Apple and block us from using external drives on Apple machines with their service. I've been using Dropbox for years and now am looking for another sync solution.

[luminari_productions]

I'm not sure how much Box has changed since you looked at it, but it as a video production company it is the storage company I'm switching too.
Unlimited storage and files up to 50gb.

[Anth]

Mind boggling recommending onedrive, especially on a mac. It's the most buggy piece of shite, slow to upload, always has errors and chews up resources. Heaps of people have reported the same issues. It's the WORST, by far.

[linuxjodi]

I'm using pcloud, the free plan, not really need a huge storage as of now, I just like how they handle the storage by adding a partition instead of folders in my PC & laptop..

I don't need to logout if one of my colleagues borrow my laptop, just unmount it~
😊

[chrispentzell]

Since you have Apple hardware, what about iCloud Drive?

[chanelgarciahernandez]

Very informative video. Thank you so much for all the value provided Craylor.

[lovebloomsfromafar]

Great video! informative and well spoken! big thumbs up!

[RiffyDevine]

Found this video well looking for a replacement for dropbox, I was laughing at the pricing compared to where we are today in just 11 months.

[MaybeTiberius]

honestly something i dont get with all those cloud storage comparison videos is why noone mentions cryptomator. Literally all the security concerns of cheap and big company storage solutions like google drive or one drive disappear if you simply encrypt your data yourself before uploading them, yes google can see your stuff...but its all encrypted now so they cant really see it. that way it basicly doesnt matter at all wich provider you chose and you can just pick whatever and its way cheaper than paying for ''secure storage solutions'' OR you could get a 5TB Nextcloud storage from hetzner for 5 bucks a month, and basicly own your own cloud that way

[chula]

Hii how you is there a cloud to as for social media back up I hate that instagram has this new block feature even if someone created a new account it’s aggravating 😡

[Krishnendulaha]

Not to mention they scan everything you upload to put ads later...

[Manco]

Shadow Drive offers 20GB for free and is based on NextCloud, what do you think?

[KeiraKATANA]

I just need under 100GB for very little money. So Google Drive still is the best contender. It may not have a good interface but I don't need to share with anyone so it still works for me.

[graytonw]

Ha, sounds like you're not a big Sync fan 😀 I have to disagree with the reasoning though. Yes, the user interface is more bare-bones, but if you're a freelancer storing customer data, or you don't want the other service providers accessing your data (like Google, Dropbox, OneDrive, etc. does) then Sync is the better choice. Plus they do have a beta version for download-on-demand files, but otherwise, all files are automatically stored both on the computer and in the cloud.

[vespucciph]

What about pCloud? Did you test that one as well?

[cekkihoti]

Is there a cloud storage who is good and build on web3.0

[animegirlsfan]

I am going to pCloud for my artwork. Yeah they a bit pricey.

[jessefields]

Great info dude. Your hands are distracting.