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It’s no clear if it is my lifetime or the company’s. I have already outlived most technology companies.
[@Doug] Joke or serious? If the company goes out of business, obviously they will no longer provide the service. Alternatively, if you die, you have no need for the service. So the answer to your question is: the shorter of the two.
FWIW, though, Genie9 has been around for a while.
It’s available for $39 over here:
https://deals.androidauthority.com/sales/zoolz-1tb-cold-storage-lifetime-subscriptionThey used to have Unlimited storage for a Lifetime for $90 but that’s expired:
https://deals.androidauthority.com/sales/skyhub-cloud-unlimited-backup-lifetime-plan?utm_source=androidauthority.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=skyhub-cloud-unlimited-backup-lifetime-plan[ @Ashraf] Kudos for the brilliance of your answer! Humour kills idiocy…
[@Doug] The deal is for two (2) users. Your spouse/partner/offspring can back you up on that.
A lifetime offer on cloud storage intrigues me. I would really appreciate hearing from anybody with experience on this product.
They say uploads are copyrighted, yet they can terminate your account for storing copyrighted files. There is something odd about that. How can they tell your file contents of the file is encrypted. I do not trust.
If you need to restore or donwload 1 pic or 1 PDF file you have to wait 3-5 hrs .. you have to decide if you need to subscribe or not ..
Regards.
Hany64.99 USD. from a company we never heard of. might not even be around next year.
no thanks64 dollars for life-time? Who is to say in two years the cloud storage prices per $/TB will not go down dramatically?
Make it for two years and ask 10 bucks – then I am in.
