Google Photos vs. iCloud vs. Dropbox: Review of the best cloud backup options

Taking photos with out smartphones is part of our everyday life but running out of storage shouldn’t have to be. This is the review of 3 of the best cloud backup solutions for storing your photos.

We look at the functionality of each one and let you know if they’re worth using. We also let you know which of these options is the best!

What did you think of the review? Let me know with a comment down below.

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[TheHealthLife]

Google photos is ok, but freaks me out that they have access to your image and families images.

[albertospiandorello]

Why not I cloud? I don’t listen soo good, write please. Thank you advance

[aHmeDKWT]

Thanks ... Dropbox is the worst app very stupid.. Google photos is best, giving you more better options you will feel that when using

[wetopam]

I use OneDrive because I got a permanent 1 Terra-byte storage when I bought my laptop.

[marcusbelanger]

Why does everyone who talks about Google Photos for iPhone forget to mention that you upload o sync photo albums. All google photos does is upload your “camera roll” and it s up to you to again create albums. iCloud does this automatically. Also whenever you make an edit on your phone Google creates a duplicate rather than making the edits to the original. Horrible.