Ability to not backup on specific networks…like when I’m tethered to my phone.Unfortunately, it uses gross ports so doesn’t work anywhere (like in corporate places) and you can’t shove peer-to-peer backups to the cloud, those peers have to upload it directly. Peer-to-peer – one backup solution to rule them all that works on remote networks.

more than one computer) – nice as I have 3 machines, plus my NAS that I can Unlimited versions – This is key and has saved my bacon a few times after a migration (computer/drive/other backup to NAS) and you think you have everything, but turns out you don’t until a year later when you’re looking for it.Unlimited – I am not a super heavy user with ~1TB of total storage spanning back for the last 10 years of use/versions, but it’s always nice to know it’s there.

Turns out CrashPlan (even with the crappy Java app) was the best for a lot of reasons including the following: I’ve been following a lot of different threads on this.

It looks like there are a few, but with no computer-to-computer options baked in all will be a step back. After I don’t know how many years, it looks like I’ll have to find another provider. Boo, just got the email today that CrashPlan is leaving the home market.

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