Samsung users: do you pay for Samsung Cloud storage?
In 2018, the Cloud pretty much takes care of our storage and transfer needs. What started with little-known PC services like Box.net and Dropbox was quickly adopted for mobile devices, with Apple's iCloud and Google's Drive pushing hard for our cloud-based future.
Nowadays, there are plenty of cloud providers out there, and some manufacturers also offer the service to their loyal users. Samsung, for example, offers anyone with a Samsung Accound 15 GB of cloud storage for free, with two tiers to upgrade to — 50 GB for $1 monthly, or 200 GB for $3 per month.
But, with Google Drive and Google Photos out there, and with every Samsung user getting 100 GB of Microsoft OneDrive storage for free — does one really need to drop money on Samsung's exclusive cloud? We are not so sure... Do you?
Nowadays, there are plenty of cloud providers out there, and some manufacturers also offer the service to their loyal users. Samsung, for example, offers anyone with a Samsung Accound 15 GB of cloud storage for free, with two tiers to upgrade to — 50 GB for $1 monthly, or 200 GB for $3 per month.
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