SOS Online Backup offers a lifeline to those concerned about data privacy

April 02, 2014

Online backup is a great thing, and there are a lot of companies offering it. But many farm out your data to storage sub-contractors and are reluctant to share even basic facts about how they go about their business. Even large concerns such as Microsoft and Google are reticent to provide details. SOS Online Backup owns all its own data centers and is very forthcoming about how they handle your data. Add affordable pricing, online access, and support for mobile devices and you have a storage service worthy of the name.SOS provides a variety of plans. For a single PC, unlimited backup is $5 a month if you sign up for a year, and only $4.16 or $3.61 a month if you opt for two or three years. If you want to back up five PCs with unlimited data, the family plan is $20.83 a month with a year signup, $17.08 for two years, and $16.11 for three years. There's also a business plan with unlimited PCs and devices starting for $70 a month for 250GB and $120 for 500GB. That drops to as low as $45.25 and $77.77 with a three-year contract.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here

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