Add The New York Post on Google TL;DR: Vault is offering 500 GB of privacy-focused cloud storage for just $39.99 (MSRP $499) for a one-time purchase.
Lock down your info with encrypted cloud storage. Breathe a sigh of relief that hackers can’t get into your stuff with browser-based AES-GCM-256 security and zero-knowledge privacy from Vault for a one-time fee of just $39.99.
External hard drives can feel more secure because they’re offline, but cloud storage takes serious precautions to secure your data, including end-to-end encryption and a 12-Word Recovery Phrase, negating the use of a password.
An external drive can suffer water or fall damage, so it’s always best to invest in a second hard drive or another back up method. There’s always a chance of failure, a device straight up refusing to work. For 500 GB, a drive might cost upwards of $100, whereas Vault is currently offering the same amount of space for just $39.99.
Oftentimes, a hard drive can be cheaper in the long run because of monthly subscription prices, but Vault has a one-time purchase. No subscription necessary.
There’s also no fear or misplacing a drive when it’s available on your computer in the cloud.
Vault allows a maximum file size of 200 MiB per file, and you can upload PDF, DOCX, DOC, ODT, RTF, TXT, Markdown, CSV, JSON, XML, and log files.
It’s a smart choice for teachers holding onto lesson plans, students organizing research, families with massive photo and video archives, small business owners and freelancers with tons of signed documents and projects, and anyone looking to store tax records, IDs, and sensitive financial information.
You can also easily share access to certain files with keys and search and tag your files for instant organization.
Back up your files today with a lifetime subscription to Vault cloud storage for $39.99 (MSRP $499).
