Get Unlimited Online Storage With a G Cloud Plan

Never run out of online storage space again thanks to the unlimited plan from G Cloud.

If you're not already a cloud storage convert, you should be. Having access to all your documents, photos, videos, and other files, no matter where you are in the world, is massively useful.

There's just no reason to save everything locally anymore; it's at a far greater risk of loss (when was the last time you made a backup?!) and you'll be forever moving files and folders between machines, making it hard to keep track of what is saved where.

Of course, the ideal solution is to run your own server that you can access remotely. You will not need to pay a monthly fee and you have more control over the security and how your data is used.

But that approach is not for everyone. Either due to time, money, a lack of knowledge, or a lack of interest, some people prefer to pay a fee for their cloud storage space.

If you're looking for a new cloud storage provider, you should check out G Cloud. It is one of the few online providers that offer an unlimited amount of storage.

Keep reading to learn more.

What Is G Cloud?

G Cloud is an online storage app that works on mobile devices (Android and iOS) as well as via a web browser.

The storage space is unlimited, so you will never have to worry about running out of space.

The mobile features are especially interesting. You can use G Cloud to backup call logs, contacts, messages, and media. Given Google Photos' new restrictions on uploads, the media aspect will appeal to a lot of users.

Importantly, security on G Cloud is tight. All your data is securely stored on the Amazon AWS Cloud and protected by military-grade 256 AES encryption.

How to Get G Cloud

The best news about G Cloud? As an MUO reader, you are entitled to a 44 percent discount on the regular price. That means you will pay just $40 for one year of access, rather than the usual $71.

A two-year plan is available for $75 and a three-year plan for $99.

G Cloud works on Android and iOS and can be used from anywhere in the world.

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