Like many of you, I no longer use Photobucket for automatic uploads of photos & videos from my phone. After AT&T shut down their "Locker" service, I have been using MediaFire, but had a lot of problems with my files not uploading when they should. I'm thinking of using something called Forever, but for now they aren't storing videos, only photos.

So... what can you recommend for me to use? I don't expect it to be free, but it should be reaonable.

I have a Samsung S7 Active, and like I said, I'm on AT&T.

Thanks.

Not sure exactly what your wanting, but I use Dropbox on my phone. It automatically uploads a photo on my phone to the phone memory, plus all my other computers that I linked to it. You can even link it to friends and family if you want. I get enough space for me for free. I generally dont leave my photos on my phone or many in Dropbox. It saves them to phone gallery by itself. Then when theyre on computers, I transfer them soon to my picture files, then delete them from the Dropbox. Deleting them in any one device removes them from the Dropbox folder on all my devices linked to it, freeing up that space again.

I copy my skit to a hard drive, and then I copy that off once or twice a moth to a second offline storage.

Truck the cloud, truck all those mothertruckers.

They can all "eat my balls"


fun and fresh letter/word swap=o=rama:
sk= sh
tr = fu
moth=month
eat=lick
my=my salty
balls=testicles

Whatever you use.... use a real computer or otherwise to connect to "the Cloud" and backup the files to CD/DVD or USB thumb drive or hard disk and store Offline.

I have offline copies of my doc's, cave, music, etc, because cloud services go down often w/o notice/warning or could get malware on just One machine/device that looks for all devices on local networks and wipe/encrypt them.

With computer etc w/ USB3 ports and drives you can backup huge files often faster then many NAS boxes and Any "Cloud" sevices.
One I have is 1TB WD My Passport used laptop size HD but built to plug directly to USB3. (Does work w/ 2 but slow and draws less power.)
you can get USB HD and Flash w/ hardware encryption so if "disk" is lost/stolen, the data is secure. Unlike most Cloud services that will give all files to Govmnt and many others.

Many tablets/phones can use USB flash but most won't have enough power to run USB HD even when plugged into AC.

notes
most flash drives will store files for months to a few years but isn't made to be an archive for store data long term.
Data on Burn CD/DVD can last for years but can have problems to read on other players/burners. Often worse if you burn @ max write speeds.
That can be bad thing to backup important files you need to restore a few years later.
While HD hardware can die... won't just lose data in a few months or years.

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Just like Hillary, I have a server in a closet with 2x2TB drives in a RAID1 (mirrored) array. Everything is stored there. I also have a USB drive to which I back up things I intend to keep on an irregular basis.

If you so choose, Android automatically copies any pictures that you take with your phone to Google Photos. I can take pictures when I am out and about and by the time I get home, they are already there.

Here is a pic I took just a couple of hours ago. Clouds stored on the cloud: https://photos.app.goo.gl/68Hk6SIslGNV22273

[This message has been edited by williegoat (edited 10-16-2017).]

Same place everyone else does