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Yup looks legit and they have a app as well. I would recommend encrypting your files before uploading them as this is a cloud service for your own protection.

Thanks for the share!
 
What it looks like:
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The link looks like:
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And works the same as "imgur" etc for posting images.

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Thanks for the share! Just remember, when using these "fly-by-night" backup solutions make sure to keep a backup of your backup in-case they implode. They remind me allot of terabox were they offered a terabyte of storage but your data would magically get lossed or damaged.
 
Thanks for the share! Just remember, when using these "fly-by-night" backup solutions make sure to keep a backup of your backup in-case they implode. They remind me allot of terabox were they offered a terabyte of storage but your data would magically get lossed or damaged.
Or after you have piles of stuff (IMAGES for sites) stored they suddenly decide they aren't going to be free anymore, can't remember the name right now but, they were the big imaging place for a while then decided it would cost X-amount of money and froze your account/membership.:lmao:

*maybe Photobucket? not sure :rolleyes:
**Had to look it up - in June 2017, Photobucket quietly introduced a $399 annual fee to embed images on third-party sites. The site gave zero warning, just a blog post announcing its new terms of service, which didn’t mention the price change. When the changes went into effect, millions of hot-linked images on the internet broke overnight, only displaying a speedometer blaring the message, “PLEASE UPDATE YOUR ACCOUNT TO ENABLE 3RD PARTY HOSTING.”

With 20 million users hosting images on sites like Amazon and eBay, Leonard guesses about 60 million images went dark during that time. The images were finally turned back on nearly a year later, when Photobucket replaced the executive team, including CEO John Corpus,
 
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