Drive Storage Analysis: UC Drive vs. Google Drive vs. Dropbox

Data has become an integral part of our lives and so has storage. With modernization and advancement in science and technology, the trend of carrying hard disks everywhere has faded fast. Nowadays cloud storage services have emerged as the new digital data storage compartment for web surfers.

There are a bulk of Internet hard drive storage providers available in the market but since they don't fit the user's pocket, they constantly seek for a feasible option. Although, a cheap or free option may sometimes cost much more due to the risk of misuse of digital information. There is no doubt that a lot of online file storage providers are present only for the purpose of data theft which has caused trust issues among the users.

But even in the world of hacks and threats, there are a few saviours that can be relied upon for cloud storage. Some top contenders being UC Drive, Dropbox, and Google Drive. These heavyweights cost you nothing and offer secure end to end encryption. So when it comes to zeroing in on the best of the best, it obviously takes some hard work. To simplify such situations, we've described each of them in detail in order to help you choose the perfect option for yourself.

UC Drive vs. Google Drive vs. Dropbox

Google Drive and Dropbox are considered the forerunners in cloud technology. They are responsible for introducing the concept of cloud to the world. On the other hand, UC drive, though comparatively young, has proved its mettle as an emerging leader without an iota of doubt.

UC Drive - Recently, UC Browser has launched UC Drive for the Indian market with 20GB offree storage and amazed the users by being the most feasible option for cloudstorage. That’s because it offers the maximum storage space to the users. It is a pretty great deal when compared with the competitors. You can store your pictures, songs, videos, confidential file, and any other downloadable content (DLC) in the drive, through a mobile phone, while continuing to browse. All you need to do is Sign up for UC drive from within the UC Browser app or with your Gmail or Facebook account and access this free cloud storage service. You can have entire drive at your disposal while being on-the-go.

Google Drive - Google offers 15GB of free space in Google Drive to its users, which is a good deal in comparison to Dropbox's 2GB free storage. But there's a twist; one needs to keep in mind that Gmail account’s storage is also a part of the drive. Yes, this 15 GB data limit includes your Gmail account data i.e. email and attachments and Google photos too.  You need to sign up from your Google Account to access the free services.

Dropbox - You will get 2GB of free storage space by creating an account on Dropbox. On Dropbox Drive, you can upload, manage and collaborate your data with other users.

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