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I used to use Crashplan which had unlimited storage and was fairly cheap(like 4$/month or something) for a family plan.

You might want to check it out. https://www.crashplan.com/en-us/features/

Also it was one of the few services that had a client that worked on Linux



I've been using Crashplan for my extended family as well, you get 10 machines with unlimited storage for something like $120 per year. Linux client has been working great, I'd definitely recommend them.


I used to use Crashplan too. The Java client brought my rMBP to a halt when it spun up though. It made the computer practically unusable.


Second CrashPlan; even allow you to encrypt with your own key (just don't lose it!) Linux client is fantastic.


"used to use" is an interesting endorsement. Why don't you use it anymore?


My plan had expired. And i ended up not renewing(since i was cutting down on all 3rd party services that i use). So i just moved to an external hard disk and "Back in Time" on linux.

But i've been looking at re-subscribing to it again.




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