Brutal security comparison: Dropbox (3 breaches), pCloud (charges extra for encryption), Sync.com (free zero-knowledge). I make $0 from Dropbox, commissions from the others. Here's who actually keeps your files secure.
Dropbox has been hacked not once, not twice, but THREE TIMES. And they still want you to trust them with your files
Major tech publications like PCMag, Mashable, and ZDNet are promoting 'lifetime' cloud storage deals from companies that shut down, costing users their data and money. This is how they profit from it.
The 'Your Cloud Storage Is Full' scam is one of the most successful phishing operations on the internet right now. And it works because it exploits something we all actually worry about - losing our photos, documents
Honest Divi vs Elementor comparison. I make commissions from both. Divi wins for most users due to lifetime pricing, despite the shortcode lock-in trade-off.
Honest NordVPN vs CyberGhost comparison. CyberGhost owned by Kape (alleged ex-malware distributor) since 2017. NordVPN hid 2018 breach. I make ~$40 from Nord, $0 from CyberGhost. Here's why neither is ideal.
NordVPN vs IPVanish comparison. IPVanish owned by Ziff Davis (also owns PCMag reviewing it). 2016: logged users despite no-logs claims. NordVPN hid 2018 breach. I make ~$40 from Nord, $0 from IPVanish.
Honest NordVPN vs ExpressVPN comparison. ExpressVPN owned by Kape (alleged ex-malware distributor). NordVPN hid 2018 breach. I make ~$40 from Nord, $0 from Express. Here's why neither is ideal.