Photos app floods broadband while seeding the cloud<article>
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iCloud Photo Library is an excellent idea. So is Amazon Cloud Drive, Google Drive, Dropbox, online hosted backups from Backblaze, Crashplan, and many others, and the like. You get an extra backup of all your data—you do have local backups, too, right?—and access from everywhere. With some services, there’s the added benefit of synchronization, creating local copies of some or all material on every connected computer.</p><p>
But seeding the cloud is just as important as floating on top of its layer of data. How do you get the first giant blob of data loaded over broadband? It’s an oddly myopic missing piece, predicated on thinking most people don’t have much data they want to store.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2911211/photos-app-floods-broadband-while-seeding-the-cloud.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Photos app floods broadband while seeding the cloud
