A very reasonable question, especially if you're uploading confidential documents or personal photos to the cloud. Luckily, cloud storage is generally secure, as long as you choose a trustworthy provider. For instance, check if the provider encrypts your data and whether the servers are located within the EU, which has stricter privacy regulations.

Jottacloud scores well in these areas: your data is stored on servers in Norway, where strict privacy laws apply. Plus, everything you upload is automatically encrypted. That means even if someone tried to snoop, they wouldn’t be able to access your files.

Tip: always use a strong password and enable two-factor authentication for extra security.

You can find more frequently asked questions about cloud storage in this blog article: frequently asked questions about cloud storage.

You probably know the drill: you get a message that your cloud storage is full, and now what? There are a few options:

• Time for a clean-up! Delete duplicate or unnecessary files. Think of all those screenshots you never look at again.
• Upgrade your storage: Often, you can get extra storage space for a small fee.
• Switch to a different provider: Is your current provider inflexible or too expensive? Then switching could be a smart move.

With Jottacloud, for example, it’s easy to upgrade to unlimited storage, so you don’t have to stress about what to keep or delete.

You can find more frequently asked questions about cloud storage in this blog article: frequently asked questions about cloud storage.

Yes and no. Most cloud storage providers, like Google Drive, Dropbox or iCloud, offer a free starter account with a limited amount of gigabytes (for example, 5 GB or 15 GB). That’s fine for a few documents or some photos, but once you need more space, you’ll usually have to switch to a paid version.

If you want to make unlimited backups, it’s worth looking into a paid, reliable provider. Jottacloud is a great example: you can get unlimited storage for a fixed annual fee. Super handy if you want to safely store loads of photos, videos or important documents online.

You can find more frequently asked questions about cloud storage in this blog article: frequently asked questions about cloud storage.

A very reasonable question, especially if you're uploading confidential documents or personal photos to the cloud. Luckily, cloud storage is generally secure, as long as you choose a trustworthy provider. For instance, check if the provider encrypts your data and whether the servers are located within the EU, which has stricter privacy regulations.

Jottacloud scores well in these areas: your data is stored on servers in Norway, where strict privacy laws apply. Plus, everything you upload is automatically encrypted. That means even if someone tried to snoop, they wouldn’t be able to access your files.

Tip: always use a strong password and enable two-factor authentication for extra security.

You can find more frequently asked questions about cloud storage in this blog article: frequently asked questions about cloud storage.

You probably know the drill: you get a message that your cloud storage is full, and now what? There are a few options:

• Time for a clean-up! Delete duplicate or unnecessary files. Think of all those screenshots you never look at again.
• Upgrade your storage: Often, you can get extra storage space for a small fee.
• Switch to a different provider: Is your current provider inflexible or too expensive? Then switching could be a smart move.

With Jottacloud, for example, it’s easy to upgrade to unlimited storage, so you don’t have to stress about what to keep or delete.

You can find more frequently asked questions about cloud storage in this blog article: frequently asked questions about cloud storage.

Yes and no. Most cloud storage providers, like Google Drive, Dropbox or iCloud, offer a free starter account with a limited amount of gigabytes (for example, 5 GB or 15 GB). That’s fine for a few documents or some photos, but once you need more space, you’ll usually have to switch to a paid version.

If you want to make unlimited backups, it’s worth looking into a paid, reliable provider. Jottacloud is a great example: you can get unlimited storage for a fixed annual fee. Super handy if you want to safely store loads of photos, videos or important documents online.

You can find more frequently asked questions about cloud storage in this blog article: frequently asked questions about cloud storage.