Where does everyone store all of their important photos? Hard drive? I think Proton has storage? Donโt want to use iCloud or Google obviously.
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NextCloud as private cloud. It has the Memories app that is an image viewer with some tagging, gps etc features.
Proton, or Mega. But not sure if you get a nice photo viewer to work with them. Maybe.
Proton is also a cloud โ๏ธ
Atm I'm in the process of downloading all my google data to my 10TB drive just to sit there indefinitely.
I have about 200Gb in chunks of 2Gb to download till tomorrow ๐
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I use an external SSD plus backup to Proton Drive. Works well so far. Totally avoiding iCloud & Google too.
You can probably guess I've lost data a few times from my setup. :p
Fileserver with RAID using four different disks, and I regularly sync it with offline external hard drive (I set calendar reminders). Thinking of adding DRBD to a server somewhere else, can't decide between Mum's and work.
My late father did pretty well just regularly syncing his harddrive with an external drive.
Starting a sync manually like that seems like a chore, but then you KNOW its working. Automated systems can fail silently. Guess how I know...?
Proton does indeed have storage, and as of about a year ago, the Proton Drive app automatically syncs your photos directly from your phone in the same way Google Photos or iCloud does.
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