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Answer: Most websites requiring Google-hosted services will crash.​ For example.​.​.​ Stories from your activity What happens when Google's server crashes? Daniel Osi, former CTO at Invercer Written Jan 24, 2016 Most websites requiring Google-hosted services will crash. For example millions of websites around the world connect with various Google-hosted CDNs delivering services lik...  Read More » Why did Google Drive allow free users to have unlimited space in their shared files but Dropbox does not? Jordan Levet, Inquisitive, Code Junky, Problem Solver Written Mar 26, 2013 Because when you want to compete in a market that someone else dominates, you have to engage users with some sort of incentive. Why would I create a new account with someon... Read More » How many paying users do Google Drive and Dropbox have? Anonymous Written Apr 1, 2014 I don't have any inside info. Here is my guess based on publicly available info. Dropbox As of Nov 2013, they have about 200M users [1].... Read More » I have duplicate files on Dropbox and Google Drive. If I delete files from Dropbox will they also be deleted from Google Drive? Sumedh Mulik, works at KPIT Technologies (2017-present) Written Aug 18, 2017 Since these are services provided by two distinct companies i.e. Google Inc. and Dropbox Inc. , deleting a file from one of these won't effect the other. Even if the files a...  Read More » How do I recover my deleted data files from a hard disk? Janet Lauren, 7 years work in Mac Apps developing and marketing. Written Oct 12, 2017 You want to recover deleted data files from a hard disk on Mac or windows? On different system, the way are different. But first, when you delete data files and then want to ...  Read More » Cloud Storage: Are Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, and Dropbox basically equivalent with respect to privacy of file contents? Anastasia Derunova, Secure file sharing | Enterprise data transfer | SFTP Updated Aug 23, 2018 No they are not equivalent. Google offers free (Google Drive) and paid (G Suite) cloud storage. Terms and conditions in Google Drive and G Suite differ a lot. Google Drive adheres to ...  Read More » Among Google Drive, Microsoft, Dropbox, Box, Copy, etc which cloud storage solution is "best" with regard to data privacy and security? Anastasia Derunova, Secure file sharing | Enterprise data transfer | SFTP Updated Mar 7, 2017 You have to remember that almost all solutions you have mentioned have 2 versions: free and paid versions, e.g. Google Drive (free) does not offer files encryption while G ...  Read More » Is it possible to recover files from a wiped hard drive? Stuart Lee, Donuts. Written Dec 28, 2016 I believe when you say WIPE you mean overwriting the whole drive using tools like DBAN and something like that? Wiped hard drives cannot be recovered, not with customer lev...  Read More » What are the chances of my data being lost or corrupted when stored in the cloud (Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, etc.)? Razvan Hobeanu, Built Boxifier which requires deep understanding of Dropbox Written May 5, 2017 The advantage of cloud storage is that it is more reliable than local storage, due to it being designed for durability. For instance, both Amazon S3 and Google Cloud Storag...  Read More » How do cloud storage providers like Dropbox, Google Drive, and OneDrive deal with pirated content? Syed Badar, worked as a product manager in Amazon's cloud drive unit Updated Apr 14, 2014 Basically, the cloud storage providers position themselves as selling "hard drive in the sky". The logic is that since hard drive providers don't have to "police" what the... Read More »   Search More on Quora This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.https://www.quora.com/