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by extra88
2910 days ago
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> it also does unlimited history of the files Yes, but you're paying for that storage. If you sync 100GB of photos then locally make a small EXIF data change to all of them and sync again, you're now paying for 200GB of storage. B2 has Lifecycle Rules [0] to help keep versions from getting out of control and the API has methods for handling versions for clients like rclone [1] to use. B2 doesn't have it's own desktop app but 3rd party desktop apps like Cyberduck use the API work with B2. [0] https://www.backblaze.com/blog/backblaze-b2-lifecycle-rules/
[1] https://rclone.org/b2/#versions |
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