Personally not in one of those markets, but I have their 105 Mb plan, so it looks like, where they are testing, this plan gets 600 GB per month. Note:enforcement of the 250GB data consumption threshold is currently suspendedĬlicking through, it looks like certain markets are trying different things. For more information and frequently asked questions, please click here.
Also for your convenience, the history of your last 3 months usage is displayed in the bar chart below labeled “Usage History”. Your usage is measured starting 1st of every month and is displayed in the column labeled “Used”. I do notice on the usage tool it states the following: July I used 211 GB, but that was from 7/15 – 7/30. I do, however, check my usage regularly, if only because I know how long “unlimited” lasts these days (Only long enough to get mass adoption and reliance on said service) and never having a tool to check before, I had no idea. I just started with the in July and there was no mention of it. There is an attempt on Reddit to start a class-action lawsuit against the company.įortunately, I am not (yet/to my knowledge) on a capped plan with Comcast. The company says that only 0.5% of its subscribers have more than 1TB of data. Those on unlimited subscriptions are being offered a choice of 1TB for the same $99/year, or 10TB for a rather eye-watering $999/year. Instead, drag one folder at a time and wait for it to complete before moving onto the next file/folder. We recommend that you do not drag all your files and folders at once. While that may seem understandable, what is rather less so is giving users such a short time to migrate their data before it is lost, especially when the company’s support document recommends that people do this one folder at a time. For that data, Bitcasa stores only one copy of the file, with the rest of our backups containing a pointer to it.īut, says, Bitcasa, some people have been “abusing” the facility, which seems to be a reference to businesses storing large quantities of data in what is supposed to be a personal account. The company estimates that most people have no more than 25GB of unique content on their computers, the rest – music, movies, etc – being content held in common with other people.
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The (almost) free lunch promised by Bitcasa of unlimited cloud storage for just $99/year is coming to an end, and the company has also informed users that they will need to manually migrate all data to a new backend by 15th November or it will be deleted.īitcasa was able to offer low-cost “infinite storage” because it figured that most users would have only a relatively small proportion of unique content.
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