Backblaze requires a credit card, Amazon s3 requires a credit card.

And they provide a very nice RESTful API (https://developer.amazon.com/public/apis/experience/cloud-drive/) which should allow for powerful own applications.

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1.6MB/s is generally not the fastest speed you can get, I have gotten up to ˜25MB/s from Atlanta -> Amazon Cloud Drive NA. Speeds sometimes differ, some day I get 10-12MB/s, I sometimes get 20M

I've had the opposite experience, from Europe (for now lol) opened an Amazon US account recently to get the deal.

Please excuse me for not doing my own research, because I am still in hospital with limited internet access, but what are the possible transfer protocols to use with that Amazon Drive space?

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What I am unsure of is, if you open an amazon cloud drive account with US details, if you will only sync to their US servers or if it will choose the storage location based on something like latency.

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My Amazon Cloud Drive.

Amazon.com (not .de) offer the same thing at $59.99 lol...

I know Amazon US have done this for at least a year or two, Germany obviously just got the same. I believe they were planning to expand to the UK as I asked a couple of months ago but who knows after

or over 1GB, but I'm still wary about using Amazon as an alternative with these arbitrary restrictions hanging over the data

Can't find the deal on Amazon's UK site (maybe we're not popular after brexit).

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on the last black friday, the price of amazon cloud drive unlimited plan only need $5/y (only first year though) (Image)

Is the amazon drive still limited to 4 connections / account?