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Best cloud storage in 2026: secure and private options
Not all cloud storage is the same. If you care about who can access your files, how your data is protected, and what happens when something goes wrong, the provider you choose matters. This guide compares the leading privacy-first cloud storage providers in 2026, ranks them by use case, and explains the encryption differences that […]
How to back up your Synology NAS to MEGA S4
If you are running a Synology NAS, it is likely storing more than just files. Personal photos, creative work, application data, and entire system setups that would be difficult or time consuming to rebuild. They turn up in homes, creative studios, home labs, and small networks running self hosted services such as Home Assistant, Pi […]
Best private cloud storage when you de-Google
Google Drive holds your documents, photos, and backups under the same account that runs Search, Gmail, and Android, which is exactly the kind of linkage most people are trying to unwind when they de-Google. This guide compares the best private cloud storage options for a Google Drive alternative and explains what actually makes storage “private”. […]
How to opt out of AI training on ChatGPT, Google, Meta and more
Many AI features built into the apps you already use are improved using data from the people who use them. On several of the services in this guide, your prompts, posts, streams, or documents can end up shaping how a model responds to someone else unless you opt out. This guide covers how to opt […]
Best cloud storage for photographers: secure backup for RAW files and high-res libraries
Choosing the right cloud storage for photographers means balancing three things that rarely sit still: a library that grows by the shoot, files large enough to slow any upload, and client images you have a duty to keep private. This guide explains what photographers actually need, the criteria that separate a professional tool from a consumer […]
Best encrypted cloud storage: how to verify real zero-knowledge protection (2026 guide)
Dropbox describes some of its folders as zero-knowledge. So does pCloud. Both are being accurate, and in both cases the protection reaches a much smaller portion of your account than the phrase suggests on its own. Dropbox requires an Advanced or Enterprise plan and covers only folders you switch it on for. pCloud requires a […]
Best free cloud storage in 2026: which services actually protect your privacy
The best free cloud storage is not just the one with the biggest number on the sign-up page. Free tiers are how storage companies get you in the door, so the real question is two-part: how much space do you get, and who can read your files once they are uploaded. This guide ranks the […]
Facebook now wants a selfie video of your face, too
A day after Google, Meta is asking for your face. Facebook Verified is free and optional, but the announcement stays quiet on the questions it never answers: where the video goes, how it’s kept, and what Meta does with it. On 24 July 2026, Meta introduced Facebook Verified, a free badge that, in Meta’s words, […]
Google launches selfie video sign-in
It’s pitched as an easier way back into your account when you’re locked out. Before you record your face for Google (or whether you should), three questions are worth asking: where does the video live, how is it protected, and what else might Google do with it? On 23 July 2026, Google introduced selfie video […]
Google’s hand-gesture reCAPTCHA wants access to your camera
Google’s latest defence against bots is a hand gesture reCAPTCHA that switches on your camera and asks you to wave. It’s clever, it’s optional, and it asks rather more of your data than the puzzles it replaces. For two decades, proving you’re human online has meant clicking traffic lights, squinting at warped text, or ticking […]