'This Internxt deal is as close as you'll get to free lifetime cloud storage': Our top cloud storage for security just cut the price by 90% when you use this link
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"This Internxt deal is as close as you'll get to free lifetime cloud storage." That's the verdict of our security writer Ben when he saw that you can get 90% off lifetime cloud storage at Internxt.
Let's run the math on that... Assuming you're paying $3 a month for 200GB storage with Apple iCloud, in just 20 years, you'll spend a total $720.
Compare that with Internxt's Ultimate plan costs a one-off $400 (or €390) for 5TB of encrypted cloud storage, encrypted VPN, antivirus, file-sharing, computer backup, and more. New features are also lined up, like Internxt Photos and Mail apps, which you'll be able to access too.
We've included the full line-up of deals, with US and EU prices, below. You'll need to act fast though, as the deals end tomorrow - fittingly enough, on World Backup Day.
Today's top Internxt Cloud Storage deals
Internxt's Essential plan bundles together 1TB encrypted cloud storage and VPN, antivirus, and password-protected file-sharing. This is a good pick for personal storage.
The Premium plan from Internxt triples the storage of the Essentials plan, includes all the same features, but also bundles in premium customer support. That makes it a good option for entrepreneurs and small businesses
The Ultimate plan boasts 5TB lifetime cloud storage, all the features on the Premium plan, as well as CLI & WebDav support, NAS & Rclone support, and video hosting platform Internxt Meet. This is the business pick, or for those who want as much lifetime cloud storage as they can get with 90% off.
In our review, we found Internxt to be "a cloud storage provider that’s big on privacy and security," with a broad range of core features.
And security was where the service really shone during tests. It's worth quoting this in full, to give you an idea what to expect here.
"The zero-knowledge file storage service is based on absolute privacy and uncompromising security. When you upload a file on Internxt, it’s instantly encrypted on your device. Unlike other mainstream services that encrypt customer data in transit or at rest, the service encrypts all your data before it leaves your device. When data is downloaded from the file to your device, it's also automatically decrypted. Additionally, Internxt doesn’t store user data in any central location."
We added, "it excels in security measures and commitment to privacy, making it a top choice for personal and business users prioritizing security."
For that reason alone, we rank it as the best cloud storage we've tested, specifically for security. And when you look at the features on each of the three lifetime plans above, you can see why.
Even on the base Essentials plan there's the cloud storage with Internxt's zero-knowledge and post-quantum encryption. That's supported with two-factor authentication, file sharing with password protection, an encrypted VPN, and antivirus.
The provider also offers cloud backup as standard on all accounts.
But it's those long-term lifetime cloud storage costs that really catches out eye. With 90% off, this feels less like a deal and more like a steal.
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