iCloud+ is cheaper than Google One and Samsung Cloud for basic storage
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Many people in the Netherlands use cloud storage to keep photos, videos and backups from their phone. A new comparison of prices shows how much the popular services cost. The research was carried out by the website tech-insider.org and compares iCloud+, Google One and Samsung Cloud.
According to the comparison, Apple's iCloud+ starts at 0.99 dollars per month for 50 gigabytes of storage. Google One costs 1.99 dollars per month for 100 gigabytes. For people who only need a small amount of space, iCloud+ is therefore the cheapest option. However, this is the price of the smallest subscription, and the prices per gigabyte differ between services.
The comparison also looks at the prices of backups. A backup is a copy of the data on your phone, so that you can restore it if your phone breaks or if you get a new device. Samsung Cloud, Google One and iCloud+ all offer a backup, but the conditions and the amount of space differ.
The prices in the article are in US dollars. In the Netherlands you often pay in euros, and the prices may therefore differ. Anyone who wants to know exactly what a subscription costs is best advised to check the official website of the provider before making a choice.
Sources: tech-insider.org
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