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This Dropbox alternative gets you 2TB of cloud storage for life at just £100

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TL;DR: As of July 22, you can save on a lifetime subscription to Internxt cloud storage, with 2TB Storage Plans starting at just £100.69, an 86% discount for new users.


Bucking the trend of monthly subscription-based services, lifetime offers are a refreshing antidote. They take us back to the way things should be, where you only have to pay once to keep a product for life. 

Internxt is a cloud storage provider, and for a limited time, you can sign up for a lifetime plan starting at just £100.69. While this offer lasts, there are three pricing tiers available:

Internxt: a whole new realm of privacy

The Internxt platform offers multiple unique layers of security. For one, each photo, video, or document is end-to-end encrypted, meaning only users with explicit permission (like yourself or colleagues) can access your files. 

Additionally, Internxt’s code is completely open source, which means anyone can review, audit, and verify there are no hidden functions or vulnerabilities in place. They really show that they have nothing to hide, except for your privacy.

Which lifetime plan should you get?

That depends entirely on your needs. Those who are just looking to back up their photos and videos may opt for the 2TB, while anyone who wants to upload their entire digital life might grab the 10TB plan. Here are some approximations of what each plan could store:

  • 2TB: 400,000 pictures, 2,000 video hours, or 2 million MS files.

  • 5TB: 1 million pictures, 5,000 hours of video, or 5 million MS files.

  • 10TB: 2 million pictures, 10,000 hours of video, or 10 million MS files.

With desktop and mobile apps for Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, and iOS, plus a browser-based app, you’ll be able to upload and access files from anywhere.

Grab these  prices while they last. These newly discounted prices are only available through July 28 at 11:59 p.m. PT.

StackSocial prices subject to change.

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