The BEST Cloud Storage in 2024? Dropbox vs Google Drive vs iDrive vs Sync vs pCloud vs OneDrive

[@gwine9087]

Another thing to keep in mind, pick one that will be around, in the future.

[@alexhein6386]

iCloud and dropbox, and google for me.

[@LucianoBAF]

I just want to sync my photos and videos of my phone while keeping the same folder structure instead of a big mess of all files in a single bucket, and having a clear indication whether a file I'm deleting on the cloud will be deleted on the phone and vice versa. Google Photos fails on all of these items.

[@samirfekkour7784]

I know ... This irritates me so much.. I delete a photo on google and its gone on my phone.. What did you get for storage?

[@fdjolo]

Can you please explain me why did you place google drive as "Trash" on thumbnail, and in whole video no mention of bad stuff ad google drive?

[@TheNotSoRealAsh]

@@fdjolo probably a bait so we will watch his video and to find the reasons...

[@MrFirstdance2000]

After listening to a multitude of yak-yak from a half dozen or more of talking heading, regarding this subject matter, you sir were the most pragmatic and communicative of all. Thank you for this very well rounded and forthright overview of the online, external hard drive landscape! Based on speed, I'm going to go with Google drive until price tells me something different!

[@PeteMatheson]

Thank you very much! Really appreciated, a lot of work goes into each of these videos! 👍🏼

[@graytonw5238]

Agreed on Sync's poor performance when it comes to speed. I use it however because it uses zero knowledge encryption, which as a freelancer is important to protect client data. If Sync ever improved their speed though to the likes of Dropbox, it would be perfect.

[@PeteMatheson]

Yep exactly this. Trade off on speed Vs security. It seems they cap transfer speeds at 40Mb/s which kinda sucks but it's great for zero knowledge!

[@willseth8180]

Been using SYNC for years. The files I deal with are generally smaller, but lots of them. In that respect, it is pretty quick. Plus, SYNC is in Canada, so immune to the Patriot Act.

[@ilkoallexandroff]

I’ve been using the unlimited Dropbox for 3 years already, it’s the best ever! At first ive been using it by my own, but couple of my buddies loved it so now I share it with them! I’m having almost 100TB of data there, it’s easy to access on every device I have, and sync process is so smooth! Cheers from Japan, great video!

[@PeteMatheson]

Thanks man! Damn, 100TB of Data, nice work! haha

[@TripleMachine]

Can you see your friend backups? I want to share my account to lower the cost too

[@davidsjourney1770]

@@TripleMachine No, its 1000% seperate. On the business account u can get access to 3 accounts. if u share it with a friend to split the bill sort of speak, under-no-circumstances, can 1 account see the 2nd account at all... (UNLESS) you share and SYNC a file TOGETHER For both accounts, then whatever u put INTO that folder can be seen from BOTH accounts or all 3. (if you gave it those permissions) but other than that??? its 1000% entirely seperated. and not visible to any of the 3 accounts

[@davidsjourney1770]

Just to recap, I have tested this, tried, and have done this FULLY to make sure my stuff is secure from whom i share this account with

[@TripleMachine]

@@davidsjourney1770 How much data do you start with on the Advance plan with 3 users? and second questions, how easy is it to request more space? do they ask a bunch of questions?

[@mrgregw]

Idrive: 45 GB took 19 hrs. Original estimate for 350 GB was 24 hrs. My ISP plan upload speed is 5Mbps (other sources say I'm supposed to get 10Mbps) 5Mbs is equal to 2.25GB per hour. I would have been a lot more selective and batched the files.

[@Georgevideocliper]

For photos Google is best

[@theirisheditor]

I went with the pCloud 2TB lifetime a few years ago during its Black Friday sale. The main feature I like is it appears as an external HDD, making it easy to access from the command line, e.g. with robocopy, etc. It confuses Google Drive with it asking if I wish to back up my P drive. 😁 Originally I found it slow until they gave the option to move my data to a European data centre. It also has a useful web hosting feature where the files appear as a static html website or or let users users browse and choose what to download.

[@E-dirts]

I also went with pCloud 2TB lifetime plan and will increase if I have to. Sounds amazing to me.

[@VFPn96kQT]

@@E-dirts You do realise that there is no such thing as a lifetime plan, don't you? Whatever the price you paid it will become unprofitable for pCloud in the long run. so they either will be bankrupt or they will kick you out of the plan.

[@ttonin33]

@@VFPn96kQT ore torcher them until there quit

[@mandrael]

@@VFPn96kQT In fact it IS a lifetime plan. I suppose you know Appsumo? It's always the lifetime of the product. Also if you buy a Tomtom with lifetime updates. So there are definitely lifetime plans, unless you misunderstand the meaning.

[@VFPn96kQT]

@@mandrael it's a life time plan for a lifetime of the company at best. You can't have a onetime payment that can cover something that has a constant cost indefinitely. At some point you will become a net loss for the company.

[@michelrussell2014]

I use OneDrive with 365 for all my files and such. I use Google for photos.

[@jisnukalita]

I have Microsoft 365 Family, which comes with 1TB of storage for each user. So far, everything has gone swimmingly (4 years of experience).

[@sulogno]

Would you recommend Microsoft 365 over iCloud especially for storing lot of photos from iPhone and iPad?

[@lnxguit]

@@sulogno if you're really in the Apple universe, I would suggest using iCloud

[@Krishnendulaha]

@@sulogno yeah why not. OneDrive has cloud upload option. And you can customize upload by months and years and create albums too. Not as feature packed as Google Photos but gets the job of storing memories done perfectly fine and I'm content with that. Apart from photos, google drive doesn't come with any useful extra perks. Onedrive comes with office, speech to text transcription, password protected sharing files, a vault option and much more so seems more value for money

[@darkflame2848]

@@jisnukalita t

[@scrapgamingx1942]

Google drive is wonderful! Onedrive is … decent mainly just for saving mainly word docs and powerpoint otherwise personally I think google does it all (and yes im a apple user)

[@deenphoenix]

The problem with Google drive and Onedrive is that they are not "zero knowledge proof" - so whatever you have on there can be viewed by Google & Microsoft but if you're ok with that then its fine.

[@scrapgamingx1942]

.. I can garuntee you regardless about the zero knowledge thing they still go through your stuff and sell it and + if your just some random online they aren’t gonna be going through your stuff if you own a business then sure I completely understand otherwise meh

[@David-yq6un]

Try to export the pictures... its a nightmare

[@scrapgamingx1942]

@@David-yq6un I've had no issues have you had issues?

[@baby333]

0:02 I thought that's MrWhosTheBoss by that intro XD

[@ericr2zz]

one thing that wasn't mentioned... My files are encrypted on my windows 10 machine. Google Drive and iDrive don't support uploading encrypted files, which is a pain.

[@poonambagade3715]

Very helpful. I can make my decision now

[@brandon114321]

Dropbox has been around for a while still have my acct from the 2 year free trials if you bought a samsung

[@tjrjcj]

Pete, excellent review. One question, I do have a couple of Linux boxes on my network and I didn't see Linux listed for any of these services. Can you expand on if Linux operates well on these services? Thanks

[@Meandmydog1]

iDrive has no file size limit and it actually is a data backup system.

[@byniasofficial2567]

Ah, yes. AVG, one od the best malware downloading software available on the market.

[@landonmckinley6250]

The Google suite in its entirety is a pretty solid deal. 2TB file storage across Drive, Gmail, and Photos can go a long way. The new VPN service is also very nice and easy to use. I’ve noticed that some other services require manual upload, but Drives desktop application does so in the background without any user input, much like OneDrive

[@larafenercioglu4253]

hi, i can't upgrade my 200 GB account to 2TB :( how can I do that

[@austinh7539]

Google Workplace is just so confusing and hard to navigate, you can't figure out which of their services are the cloud storage services and it just ends up taking more time than it's worth.

[@MStar10]

At a high cost though!

[@anonymous-3695]

could you go over how they handle multiple users saving to the same file? kinda like oedrive allows multiple people to edit a excel document at the same time.

[@moderndaypoet2518]

OneDrive does offer up to 1TB of extra storage so you can get up to 2TB for a single user

[@albertdipadova5294]

I use Apple's icloud to sync a desktop folder across all my Macs, but I also have Dropbox and G-Drive syncing the same desktop folder, which all seems redundant, but I need Dropbox for sharing files with other business, and unfortunately DropBox doesn't store G-sheets or G-Docs so I also pay for G-Drive. What would you recommend for streamlining my cloud storage ?

[@aidan8583]

personally the web interface of these sites is incredibly important for me, and i really love google docs for what i need it for, word is just too messy and a lot of alternatives just have really outdated feeling interfaces, so i use google drive and then use an uploaded 3rd party encrypted vault for stuff like 2fa backup codes and financial data

[@hermes8258]

Thanks, concise. But why didn't you also do a comparison chart for 'zero knowledge' and UBT? I am doing screenshots as I am visually-oriented.

[@Just-For-Fun-Games]

What about nextcloud and other self-hosted alternatives?

[@ThatBoiSimba]

Why did Mega not make this list...?

[@riggs2065]

Just recently found your channel, great advice.

[@PeteMatheson]

Welcome!

[@Platoface]

Sync is great for mobile users who despise iCloud.

[@Vung-KTVHCM]

I use 200GB Google drive just for photos backup. Also, Ofice 365 1TB for work

[@kitakitsinc]

Google I believe no longer offers unlimited storage. I was on that package when I noticed alarm bells going off saying that I no longer had space with my Unlimited Google Workspace Drive. They switched to a pooled storage solution where each account you add to your Google Workspace you get a combined storage of 5TB per account you are paying for. So for example right now, I went from Unlimited Storage to 5TB then I added two more accounts to my Google Workspace and I now have 15TB of Google Workspace Storage. :-( I'm not happy about it but what can we do.. lol ..

[@PeteMatheson]

You can still get unlimited but you have to upgrade to their new 'enterprise' plans, which have no public pricing - but you can see pricing and upgrade from within the Workspace admin subscriptions section.

[@kitakitsinc]

@@PeteMatheson I moved it up from the enterprise standard to the enterprise plus. I'll give it a few moments to propagate. Crossing my fingers 🤞

[@KyleWarner-mo8oi]

I feel like when you look at pricing you should also look the amount of users. Some companies charge a lot per user added to an account.

[@pareshbafna9507]

What about MEGA?

[@PeteMatheson]

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[@NicolasSilvaVasault]

onedrive can't even tell how to manage photos, and is the main reason why people choose cloud in the first place, onedrive also fails misserably when you try to upload big files, i remember losing a job project thanks to onedrive taking over half a day to sync a file

[@DrumBeatFactory]

97K subs isn't a small creator :-D

[@PeteMatheson]

haha! I was NO way near 97k when I made this video!! Crazy what a few months can do

[@DrumBeatFactory]

​@@PeteMatheson Oh man, that's amazing success! First time I have come across your channel. Well done and thanks for the video. It helped me decide what storage to go for in the end.

[@Ziplock9000]

Great summary with zero BS

[@thathappyrat]

Why is Onedrive in "ace" tier and Google Drive is "trash"? What was the reasoning behind this? They're not that different.

[@PeteMatheson]

Neither of them are trash, but apparently it made you click on the video, leave a comment, but not watch the video 🤷‍♂️

[@thathappyrat]

@Pete Matheson I always watch your content. However in the thumbnail Drive is in the trash column. I didn't see how the video addressed it, which is why I asked.

[@cemops8660]

i remember back when i thought idrive was icloud 😆

[@PeteMatheson]

Kinda confusing in name eh!

[@cemops8660]

@@PeteMatheson yup!

[@astro.2029]

He is so cute! That Humpty Dumpty head gets me every time.

[@David-yq6un]

Try to export your photos from Google....

[@vladyslav135]

What about Mega?

[@DocUltimate]

I'm on Iphone. Does anyone know if there is a way to quickly select multiple files (hundreds upon hundreds from dozens of folders) and download them all from an iphone?

[@ethanparejo1187]

wow, nice video

[@PeteMatheson]

Thanks! 🙌🏼

[@ThatsmeChristian]

How can you automatically backup the cloud data?

[@ConcreteAdvisory]

Tbh, as an Apple user, iCloud is SO bad. It's not a delocalized storage solution, it's only mirroring. You can't have some data on the cloud without having them on cloud, which seems crazy to me. That's literally the point of using cloud...

[@Physbook]

edu / enterprise version will be diff esp. the max single file size

[@DrSus-hp7yx]

Which one would you choose overall?

[@justintemp]

What happens if you lose your yubi key? Can you still recover the access to your data?

[@PeteMatheson]

Always buy 2 so you have one as a backup 👍🏼

[@justintemp]

@@PeteMatheson ah, gotcha

[@SleeperService994]

Sponsored by AVG… enough said

[@charlesure4238]

So these services will keep the data for only 180 days?

[@PeteMatheson]

Dropbox will keep backups for up to 180 days - they'll all keep your data forever as long as you don't delete it!

[@boscofernandes7798]

one concern of mine is eg if you take a 100gigs plan of Google drive. If it gets maxed out you can't opt out for same plan but take next ie 200gigs. Is there any bypass?

[@justintemp]

Wondering if the table behind you bows under the weight of the monitor? Or do you have a upright support in the middle of the desk,?

[@PeteMatheson]

Never had any issue with my desk bowing under the weight of my monitors. It is an Ergodesk though

[@justintemp]

@@PeteMatheson nice! I thought it was a IKEA one that people mod with IKEA drawers to each side

[@john4kc]

How would you expect the upload and download speeds to change with Gigabit Google Fiber internet? I just ran a few random speed tests and had 400 - 900 Mbps from different test sites.

[@Matelight_IT]

If website offer only 40Mbps transfer you will not get faster transfer If you have anything more than 40Mbps, most websites are limited to 100Mbps, you need something like max 15Mbps to watch highest possible quality on KZbin, and also checking internet speed with sites like speed test doesn't mean anything because you just connect to your ISP servers that have highest priority in internet traffic, for example sometimes ISP have a separate Highway for site like speed test and offload road for normal websites, this is called QoS - Quality of Service

[@encryptionserver3843]

For me , pcloud and sync works the best ....

[@ОлегОрлов-н8и]

Which of them has linux client? pCloud has, I use it. What about others?

[@GGMan]

Took up the deal for IDrive 😁

[@PeteMatheson]

Let me know what you think 😊

[@djsyrex]

What about hightail they have unlimited storage for about 12 bucks a month

[@wibiyoutube6173]

Is AVG still scamming people?! 😂😂😂 It's been a while since Isaw that symbol. 😅 Thanks for the video though. 👍

[@kimmyksbro3116]

Onedrive have an encrypted folder

[@skyd34th]

iDrive does not allow you to synchronize data from an external drive, so it makes no sense.

[@fyuckya505]

Does pcloud work with plex

[@synen]

Does iDrive have Linux support?

[@winnie.bloomin]

is anyone going to talk about how terrible it is that with google drive, it takes up storage with your emails?? its bonkerzzz do other ones do this?

[@wotb9793]

Bro how to use clouds storages

[@nimratpalsingh142]

What about mega?

[@lorenzococcia8665]

What about aruba drive?

[@chuba1]

Man these prices are salty if you are solo user and have 10TB+ of data and live in nordic countries. I've tried backblaze and crashplan but their nearest servers are in netherlands so my uploadspeed peaks at 3megabits/ps, not megabytes... megabits/ps.

[@89rjw]

Was this video louder then your other ones? I'd have liked a "This is when a NAS would make more sense financially" comparison. E.g. my SO and me have 5 computers between us and using time machine for the macs and macrium for the pcs is crucial for us to make sure we can continue working without data-loss, as soon as a replacement part or replacement machine arrives or sometimes even before that, just in case of hardware failure on those machines. (For her as a teacher, it's crucial to not loose all her prepared courses and tests which can rack up quite the volume. For me as a developer it's mostly the uninterrupted continuation of work in case of hardware failures, since most of the crucial data is either on git repos or in case of documentation and project management data on other SaaS services). What many people also seem to not know is that in the Office365 family subscription, every member gets 1TB of cloud storage, which is more then enough for most use cases. And I'd wager a guess, that a ton of people have an office365 subscription. If you ever do a "Cloud storage vs NAS - What's the best fit for you?" video, could you also try to find out why HDD drives are seemingly not getting cheaper nowadays? Is it really just that all the R&D is in SSDs and not HDDs?

[@TomBTerrific]

Okay I m old with computer literacy. I can see the need for storage. I also get cloud storage. What i don’t get is I can buy an external 1TB for $50 and 4 TB for $100. Why would I pay monthly for storage? Seems in very little time you’re gonna pay for the external!

[@ThePsho]

I think a lot of people use cloud storage to supplement physical drives, not replace them. It's a matter of redundancy. You could buy an external drive, maybe 2-3. You could also set up a NAS or home server with multiple drives running a RAID (2+ drives that hold identical storage) with multiple backups. You could even store files on flash drives and hide them in various locations. However, now we're spending a lot more money. But, the main problem with physical storage is, they are always prone to complete failure. However unlikely, imagine something catastrophic. Fire, flood, earthquake, house falls into sink hole. Drives get destroyed, data is gone. Cloud storage is pretty close to fail safe. Some of that monthly cost is peace of mind. Also, cloud storage is a little more user friendly to the less-tech-savvy. My parents have iPhones, they back up to iCloud, and probably wouldn't if it weren't essentially built-in automatic. Bottom line, you ideally want both multiple physical backups and cloud backup.

[@TomBTerrific]

@@ThePsho I understand things happen! I also understand the need to ensure we have reasonable safety measures in place. I also believe companies feed on paranoia. I’m soon to be 73. I bought my first home in 1974 for 10k. It wasn’t much. No garage, nothing fancy but the roof didn’t leak. Over the years I’ve had negative thing happen to me. Some times it was my fault and sometimes not. The death of my daughter was the only thing that was unrecoverable. I’ve been through earthquakes, tornadoes, hurricanes, flooding and such but never lost it all except in my first divorce.even then everything is replaceable. Just like Y2K tech’s seem to over state things. I have so much backup I can hardly find stuff. My bigger problem have been with having saved files that now I can’t open because programs keep evolving. Redundancy is a luxury not a necessity. Cash however is always needed.

[@d.r.4565]

Mmmm dear Tom, the problem with external drives vs cloud storage are mainly 2; 1.- unless you carry the driver literally EVERYWHERE, you will not have access to your documents. Imagine your computer gets damaged and all you have is your mobile at the moment, and need access to those files. Problem #2 is that external storage tend to fail, and if your info is in there and out of the sudden gets damaged, or is stolen… bye bye Info. The latest trend is to use a NAS, more expensive, but safer somehow. It seems that the closest thing to our heart nowadays is our mobile. Anyway, I also admit that when it comes to choose 1 service… storage is like a box of chocolates… you never know what you’ll get.

[@MStar10]

@@TomBTerrific what if lose the physical drive or your bag gets stolen etc

[@wunderluster]

I found Icloud to be really buggy

[@VladLOnFIRE]

thank you

[@JF-dc3xl]

At 0:41, Google Drive 2 TB storage, but at 3:44 you mention a 5 TB online file limit? Am I misreading something? How can an online file storage limit exceed the total storage capacity? Thanks!

[@justintemp]

I think that's if you add more storage the max a single file can be is still 5TB

[@PeteMatheson]

Yep this. 👍🏼

[@Jason-mk3nn]

Zero-trust, not zero-knowledge

[@albertobros9]

Idrive is not cheap anymore

[@DATCHARTS]

you get inspiration from mrwhotheboss?

[@patcostello3882]

Hey Pete Link re Yubi keys please

[@PeteMatheson]

Hey Pat! Great to see you here :) Link added to the description and here too: geni.us/YUBIKEY

[@Oadayday]

Dropbox is the slowest upload speed, this is 🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢

[@rob12841]

Ive been using Google photos and drive since it came out. Would be hard migrating to another service. Especially when now i have my partner and kids all have back ups connected to my google one.

[@borisvaiser]

What do you think about MEGA?

[@OctaviusGeorge]

Can't believe those prices, they should be 10$ a year, you can buy a 1tb HDD for so cheap and make your server for so cheap with a raspberry

[@PeteMatheson]

Not really a fair comparison with all the benefits these services give compared to a cheap hard disk that could fail, or be dropped, and stored in a single location..

[@georgepliak]

Hi! Can you please tell me which one is easier to use? And most important im looking for upload folders,for example I want to upload my music but not as files,but as folder's, cause i have made folders with different kinds of music,so I don't want to upload my music file's as bulk but as folder's!! And im looking for something as much simple to use, cause i have tried Google drive,and i don't know how to upload my sms or contact's, and i couldn't find a way to upload folders, only to make folders and then upload the files inside them .

[@PradeepKumar-yy5xb]

Paid review 😡, in best cloud storage, no name of mega and Icedrive

[@PeteMatheson]

🤣 So because I didn't include your favourites, it's paid? It's literally sponsored by someone who has nothing to do with cloud storage.

[@DigitalNomadOnFIRE]

Ubi Keys are awful. An authenticator app is way better.

[@uncletrick1]

Wrong.

[@Hooorse]

Thanks!

[@PeteMatheson]

Dude thank you so much! Means a lot 🙌🏼

[@Dude_Slick]

idrive is useless on Linux.

[@PeteMatheson]

Kindly Sponsored by AVG 🛒 Get AVG Home and Business products here: geni.us/AVG-DEALS Are you thinking of switching from Google Drive or iCloud? If so, which one tickles your fancy?

[@ItsThicc]

waste of a video

[@Ian-gf8id]

Excellent review of some of the dominant providers. Clear and concise. 👍 Bearing in mind that not all platforms are zero knowledge encrypted, and Dropbox (for example) openly states that it will scan users' data (and allow some third parties to do the same), using a completely independent encryption software is a necessity. No matter the Cloud storage provider's data security policy, including compliance with requests from legal authorities, your data will always be private.

[@PeteMatheson]

Thank you! Yep most of the big cloud names will do that, great to have options such as Sync! Surprised Apple actually performs quite well there to set your own encryption, though they still scan your photos for face matching etc which is interesting how they achieve that on encrypted data 👀

[@shudoy9386]

​​@@PeteMatheson And they say iCloud is really about privacy. If it is like you said, then it defeats the purpose😅 What about family videos? Is Apple able to scan individual faces in the video as well?

[@errole]

I think google drive is way better than onedrive. Remember you cant do a network drive on onedrive. So even though it is in the cloud, onces you click on a file it will download everything on your computer. So if you dont have space, it will fill up your space fast. With Google it acts like a network drive. Meaning no space is taken up.

[@mandrael]

pCloud: you should mention that pCloud is focused on lifetime plans. Here it has long price advantages. Also encryption can be purchased per one-time, no subscription. pCloud compared itself with a harddrive you buy.

[@CesarPeron]

None of those. MEGA all the way. It’s the only open-source cloud, the only one with end-to-end security, the only one with Linux support, and the only one offering 20GB of free storage.

[@formerunsecretarygeneralba9536]

Okay, so I'm a university students and whenever I wanna do work with my group matesx it's always hard to transfer files, photos and videos with them. I thought why not use a cloud storage and decided to try out drop box. But, the problem here is that most of my group mates can't afford a plan for a cloud storage and when using drop box, it uses everyone's storage instead of mine alone. So, do you know any cloud storages or a software of some kind that when you share a folder, it will consume the owner's storage and not everyone's (like drop box) or whoever posted the new file (like Google drive).

[@kazstiel2y5]

pcloud does that

[@VirtualTourPhotographer]

Heads up - Google Drive no longer has an unlimited option!!!

[@PeteMatheson]

Yeah I need to look into this. Supposedly their enterprise unlimited plans are not unlimited!

[@ToddJumper]

OneDrive is the worst out of all of them.

[@Mohamed-cb9zp]

why

[@JonJones-pz9kb]

Lol. No. Onedrive is actually the best.

[@Ghostman-2]

I logged in another pc with my Microsoft account and now my files are all on it from one drive never use that trash

[@foxandroses]

iDrive is $100 not $59

[@ChildrensGiftMinistry]

Watched your video, mainly hoping to see the differences between “app functionality.” I did not really hear information that I wanted. I am presently looking for an alternative to Google one storage only not syncing. I have an Apple phone so I recently subscribed to iCloud only to find out that they do not even have a functional app so I’m going to cancel that. I am very satisfied with the Google Drive app and I’m looking for something that is similar and think I’m going to try out Dropbox. If you have any additional information or comments, that would be appreciated, thank you very much for your great work.

[@PeteMatheson]

From a phone app perspective, I'd usually recommend Google or Apple, particulaly if you're on iPhone. Otherwise yep something like Dropbox would be worth a try, they've been around for a long time and have had a while to really make their app shine!

[@gojohnnygo2021]

With I drive, i dont want backup, I just want somewhere to store video tha i am going to edit or have already edited. Is this possible? Every thing says back up.

[@TruHopeWorship]

Nice video but why do you accept an AVG sponsorship even though in you antivirus tier list you did not put them up high?

[@PeteMatheson]

Because people like AVG help me continue to make all of these videos for everyone to watch for free 👍🏼

[@justintemp]

Because , money

[@schjlr]

No Mega?????

[@azaty]

Is Google Drive slow for you as well? When I create a large file (video) in my Google Drive (mac) I have to wait for the file to be synced to cloud first, only then I can open it. It drives me crazy. (Stream option selected)