[FREE] 1 TB Lifetime Cloud Storage

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Hey guys!

I just found this website, which offers 1TB lifetime cloud storage, it's currently in beta so DON'T UPLOAD YOUR IMPORTANT FILES on it, I wouldn't trust it but if it becomes a thing then you have 1TB cloud storage for life.

here it is:
Code:
https://dubox.com
 
Thanks for the share - I signed up and it looks like a dropbox clone.

The confirmation email listed a gmail address to contact them, which shows it's probably an individual rather than a company running this.

I doubt it will be up for very long, but hopefully it is - might be a good place to store movies and other stuff you want in the cloud temporarily but isn't sensitive or need kept for a long time.
 
Haha gmail.com for user feedback. Expect this to not last and upload only churn and burn things that are not sensitive.
 
Thanks for the share - I signed up and it looks like a dropbox clone.

The confirmation email listed a gmail address to contact them, which shows it's probably an individual rather than a company running this.

I doubt it will be up for very long, but hopefully it is - might be a good place to store movies and other stuff you want in the cloud temporarily but isn't sensitive or need kept for a long time.
Haha gmail.com for user feedback. Expect this to not last and upload only churn and burn things that are not sensitive.
That user feedback email notice :D


I think that gmail account is for the developer/s, it's on their app too:
Code:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dubox.drive&hl=en_IN&gl=US


the confirmation link was sent from this email:
 
Thanks for the shared,
there are quite a lot of cloud websites, but the problem that most of them won't keep your files for such long time as G Drive,
especially the less known ones
 
for storage there are multiple option you can try - github is one of them

you can create unlimited private repo
 
If they had FTP or an API or something, it would be useful - I could see using it as a way to remote files on to it for downloading later.

They have a share link option, but it keeps the link only alive for up to 30 days with a password, which means you can't direct link.
 
for storage there are multiple option you can try - github is one of them

you can create unlimited private repo
free GitHub account has a 500MB limit and 100MB per file
 
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