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It’s the experts’ advice that all computer owners should use a backup solution to prevent data loss or corruption. File to backup can be a good alternative to traditional backups such as CDs, DVDs or external hard drives, as they are vulnerable to physical damage and are difficult to handle. File to backup offers better protection against unexpected problems such as fire, theft or hardware failures. Online backup providers allow users to store their important data on a secure remote server. Some even offer services like file sharing, to share data with friends and co-workers.
Here's what to consider when looking for an online remote backup service:
Internet connection: If you have a slow internet connection, backing up small files like text documents would be decent option, but backing up bigger files such as video and audio over slow internet would be painful.
Storing highly sensitive information: The data kept on a remote server, is more exposed to unauthorized access than the data kept on personal computer. For instance, the employees of the online backup providers may access your files.
System requirements: Most online remote backup services come with a remote backup software that manages backups and file transfers, but not all remote backup software are compatible with non-Windows operating systems.
Automated scheduling: The online remote backup service can relieve you of the time you spend on data backup. Whether you schedule hourly or daily backups, you should have full control of the remote backup software.
Use other forms of backup: Online backup services save time and space, but you should never put all your eggs in one basket. You must consider options such as CD, DVD, external hard drives and flash drives.