Dropbox brings offline folders for paying customers Comments

• mir
• t7X
• 08 Dec 2016

Akinaro, 07 Dec 2016ahahahahh... oh men, i love cloud services... I have offline folder for... forever? (read: ... moreBecause people are lazy and can't be bothered to live practical lives. So they resort to paying more for convenience.

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• ethereal
• U@k
• 07 Dec 2016

Just cancelled my business sub becoz of insane $75 a month. Pathetic pricing!!

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• Akinaro
• J8}
• 07 Dec 2016

ahahahahh... oh men, i love cloud services...

I have offline folder for... forever? (read: internal memory, sd card, flashdrivers, hdd)
They sync everyday with my pc when I connect them to it... Dropbox probably will introduce such option next year :D


I tried using cloud services, but they are good only for basic and small documents and files. for any other bigger files its just retrded to pay money for few GB.
For media its too slow, because most of videos and images weight lots of MB/GB(especially 2k or 4k), and important files are TO IMPORTANT to store them on cloud service that can not only delete them(eg end of service/not paid) but they are known for really """"good"""" security...

And if you really need online storage, just get good router with USB, or get old PC, plug it to your network, install linux, prepare FTP server in your own home that only you have access... and its done, Im using old netbook for that for past years and it work perfectly, even for media streaming, and you pay... NOTHING, after all that why we buying good internet in our houses, even 30mbps is good for that.

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