Hi, I have quite and extensive collection of videos and I was wondering what people use to store such a collection. Preferably I'd like online (phone is only 128g and I'd like access from computer too, and no I don't care if google or Microsoft sees my collection). I went with google drive upgraded, to 200 gb. Im not sure if this will be enough (i know i have a lot) and was wondering if anyone has any suggestions for best places. Thanks
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Best storage space for tickling videos
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Comfort Eagle
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Why not just get an external hard drive? Do you NEED immediate access to everything from your phone? Just store them on an HDD, they cost next to nothing these days.
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I use onedrive and that works pretty good
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Cloud services like Google Drive and Onedrive limit adult content. They may or may not notice and remove it, but they can.
I use Mega for adult material. They offer 3 TB for a reasonable annual charge, and they don't interfere with what you store - the only limit is that the material be legal, which adult tickling videos are.
I use Mega for adult material. They offer 3 TB for a reasonable annual charge, and they don't interfere with what you store - the only limit is that the material be legal, which adult tickling videos are.
I dont need immediate access, im mainly just lazy and would rather have it accessible
I have an external hard drive next to my computer so I can swap videos on/off as I please. I also can transfer them to my phone via google drive. It's not laziness at all - just a few clicks!
I use a NAS which is then backed up to an external drive. With so much stuff that could never be found again, redundant backups are key. I'd never trust a cloud backup as only source of storage. Remember with hard drives, it's not if it fails... but when.
