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Files Storage (Pixiv Fanbox)

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2024-02-06 13:58:12
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2024-02

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Do anyone know a good place to storage all draws? Gmail, outlook and box only have like 10GB of space and my draws since 2021 to 2024 are 50GB Size. Thanks!

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Blackace70

Why not MEGA? I'm sure it could house everything you own and such.

afroJezuz

- Google Drive has lower overall prices, 2usd/mo for 100GB, 3usd/mo for 200GB and 10usd/mo for 2TB. GDrive is also the cheapest and the easiest to cheese, as you can make multiple 50GB accounts for free. - Megaupload imposes a download limit on all users, and costs 11USD/mo minimum for 2TB. Provides End-To-End encryption, but that's overkill for most users and is the only added benefit to the subscription. - Dropbox (like Google) has no imposed download limits, but costs 12usd/mo for 2TB minimum but also provides a 30-day file-recovery option if one is deleted and you can password-lock the folder in an easy-to-update way which could allow you to change and post monthly passwords. None of them are immune to DMCA, however, if that becomes a concern. I don't expect you'd be able to find one without posting your work to a personalized discord server or website. Some have used Imgur as a kind of proxy, often to get around censorship but I haven't encountered password protection.

afroJezuz
>>6934967

Discord servers can be subject to reports and even destruction if there is a bad actor given mod privileges, so it's less secure, but functionally immune to DMCA if their ToS is followed. Personalized websites are a hassle and costly, but the most versatile if you know what you're doing. There's also Mediafire, but they're rather shifty and I don't know enough about them to advocate for their use.

afroJezuz
>>6934983

Overall, for mainstream filehosts, I suggest Google Drive or Dropbox. There's no real way to deter piracy, but so far the best diversion I've seen has been posting a monthly password to a Dropbox archive on a members-only discord channel.