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What Is The Best Cloud Service For You?

Do you typically save larger sized or smaller sized files?

What types of files do you typically work with the most?

Do you collaborate and share your work files?

Do you typically use mobile apps for viewing and sharing/accessing files?

Box comes with 10 GB of space at no cost, however some features only work if upgraded to the paid version. Google docs can be created directly from Box, and files can be shared even to recipients who don't have a Box account. Notes can also be added with files, but individual files cannot be password protected or bigger than 250 MB in size. It can search instantly through files and folders from the mobile or desktop app, files can also be enabled to be accessible from a mobile device. Box will work well with the JAM method, and will serve as an appropriate cloud service based on your digital working methods.

MediaFire comes with 10 GB of space at no cost. You can get up to a total of 50 GB by performing various interactions, such as referring it to friends, downloading its software, or sharing MediaFire links on social media. Uploaded files can be as large as 25 GB, and can also be converted from URLs. Non-users can also upload content to your account, but in order to keep the account you must sing in at least once a year. Additionally, MediaFire also has a mobile app. MediaFire will work well with the JAM method, and will serve as an appropriate cloud service based on your digital working methods.

MediaFire

pCloud comes with 10 GB of space at no cost, and up to a total of 20 GB with the option of paying a fee. It cannot be password protected, but can still be shared with non-users. pCloud allows shared folders to be downloaded as ZIP archive, as well as upload links. It can backup photos from social media accounts and works with desktop client, Windows, Mac and Linux systems. pCloud will work well with the JAM method, and will serve as an appropriate cloud service based on your digital working methods.

pCloud

MEGA comes with 50 GB of space at no cost, and allows you to share folders with the public. It supports multiple file and folder downloads through a ZIP file, and works with browsers, desktop sync client, iOS, Blackberry, Android and Windows. MEGA will work well with the JAM method, and will serve as an appropriate cloud service based on your digital working methods.

MEGA

Dropbox comes with 2 GB of space at no cost, with ways to gain up to an additional18 GB of space, once you create your account. It has no size limit when it comes to uploading individual files, and the files and folders can be shared with anyone. Deleted files can be restored for up to 30 days after deletion. Shared folders will deactivate for one day if traffic exceeds 20 GB on any given day, but will reactivate after the 24 hour period. Dropbox has desktop apps for Windows, Mac, and Linux operating systems, as well as a mobile app for multiple devices.

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