Online storage

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These would require you to manually make a copy of your data onto each of these physical devices.

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While this can be a good way of backing up, there are occasions when these external devices can malfunction and data can be lost.

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As a result, there is another way that you can back up information, and this is through the cloud.

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Making sure your devices are backed up onto the cloud means that you can access your data from anywhere that you have access to the internet. 

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This is particularly useful if you want to be able to access your content from your laptop and your phone.

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Some examples of these clouds are iCloud and Google Drive, and they allow you to store different kinds of data (documents, photos, music etc.) within a certain amount of storage space.

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If you need to increase this storage space, you would need to pay a fee for this. 

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