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Do you think Proton Unlimited worth the price?
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You pay $25/month ($300 a year) for online storage?
Yeah there has to be better options if you're spending that much for home use.
You could get a 5 tb hdd for 130€ and a raspberry pi to run nextcloud for 70€ max
As much as I would like to suggest that, I wouldn't because this case would have no backups. I believe Google lost someone's google drive data once but that's extremely rare, that drive setup isn't too reliable, no raid, no backups, all this would probably cost much more than their 5tb subscription. Although, in the long term, it may be worth it.
I mean if you are able to spend 40€ more than the subscription you can have a second drive
I simply use Tailscale and a family members router / AP which take SDcards to have a backup of my onsite backup, off site.
And then use Mega + Proton drive for backing up the really important things so things are in three (four if you include my phones photo storage) separate places.
Never again am I falling to disks failing, and paying so much to the cloud peeps kinda irks me especially when they can just shut up shop like UbuntuOne did.