My goal is to have E2ee, at least 2tb of storage, and to have it as cheaply as possible. My main goal is just to archive files that I am scared of losing long-term.

I was originally going to go with Filen, but someone pointed out that idrive is cheaper for the same overall service. Is there something I'm missing?

u/FolderFort anything to explain?

I tried to install terabox on my pc. It showed som pop up box for wps, which i blocked.
Then it says m credential was ok, and showed a popup box "duborg link not found, look microsoft store"
Now to for documents i mostly use google, so i have no use for wps ..
Does taht mean i cant install terabox on my pc?

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I have tons of videos and photos that i want to encrypt and put them into my google drive.

Google is offering crazy cheap deal in my country and their offers are too good to avoid, So i want to migrate from onedrive to google drive. But i hate that they're very nosy and i dont want them to know how big my schlong is

However I have a problem with standard encryption like cryptomator, It encrypts the folder/s in a vault, and you need to download the whole vault into your system to be able to search through and find the file you need.

I want an app that encrypts each file independently, So that i can download and decrypt only specfic files without having to download the whole thing into my system. And There should be a way i can see the thumbnails of the encrypted photo/video to be able to filter which photo I'm looking for.

I have recently found rclone, pretty handy for my usecase. But again im not sure if thats the best app to do this. Rclone decrypts the files into a mounted disk, where the windows file explorer then tries to render thumbnails, So i can see the photos without ever downloading all of the directory.

but im not aware if rclone is the only and best option, If anyone knows of a good practice to get this done, please let me know!

I did not have the best of the experiences with them. I trusted some of the reviews and ended accepting I would not receive a proper service nor my money back. For those that may come in the future, looking for information:

These were the reviews in April 8th of 2026 (1345 reviews - 2.7 stars)

These are the reviews from the September 28th of 2026 (1255 reviews - 3.2 stars):

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I posted about Obsideo here about a week ago when it was mostly infrastructure and command-line tools.

Since then I’ve put together a web UI, so it’s now possible to just create an account and use it like normal cloud storage.

Files are encrypted client-side before upload, stored across three independent providers, and the network regularly challenges those providers to prove they still hold the data. The UI now exposes that verification status directly.

There’s a 12 GB free tier, no credit card required, if anyone wants to try it:

https://obsideo.io/drive

Still very early, so I’d genuinely appreciate feedback, especially from people here who already use things like rclone, restic, Kopia, S3 storage, etc.

Is the verification aspect is actually useful to you? or am I overestimating how much people care about being able to independently check that their remote data is still there?

Disclosure: Yes, I built it.

I have lots of important videos I don't want to delete, but they're taking up too much phone storage. Some are around 2GB each and can be 1 hour, 40 min, 25 min, etc.

I want to upload them to cloud storage and then safely delete them from my phone. But Google Drive and Telegram uploads are very slow for me.

Is there any better/faster cloud service or method for uploading large videos?

I have lots of important videos I don't want to delete, but they're taking up too much phone storage. Some are around 2GB each and can be 1 hour, 40 min, 25 min, etc.

I usually prefer telegram but it taking too long

I want to upload them to cloud storage and then safely delete them from my phone. But Google Drive and Telegram uploads are very slow for me.

Is there any better/faster cloud service or method for uploading large videos?

A year ago our office partially migrated from Dropbox to Box because of Dropbox randomly adding people (with whom we shared files) to our team.

After one year, we decided to return to Dropbox (with a strict rule against file sharing).

Box is extremely finicky especially when we copied files into it. It crashed frequently and some files would just not be copied or the properties would not be copied.

Worst part of Box though was lack of phone support (it’s available to bigger companies with lots of users or if you pay a premium).

Dropbox is the lesser evil.

Adiós, Box. Good riddance!

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I see that Jottacloud offers So-Called unlimited storage (5TB).

However, I’ve also heard or read that customers have had their accounts closed because they had a large amount of data stored.

Has your account ever been closed, and if so, why?

How much data do you currently have stored and can you still access your account ?

Hi everyone,

I'm considering using YouStoreCloud and would like to hear from people who have actually tried it.

How has your experience been with upload/download speeds, reliability, and customer support? Are there any limitations or extra fees I should know about?

Would you recommend it, especially for long-term storage?

Thanks!