Best Cloud Storage Services for Linux

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pCloud

pCloud is a company based in Switzerland that focuses on security and privacy. They have an option to choose what server location you’d like to use – either a US (Dallas, Texax) or an EU (Luxembourg) one.

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Nextcloud

Another general tip is – if you can, self-host your data. Use Nextcloud and/or Cryptomator. You will have the most control over your data this way. You’ll also have the most features, tools, extensions, integrations, etc. with Nextcloud. You won’t be limited to some features based on the plan you’re paying for. However, there’s a learning curve for this. You’ll need to know how to manage a server, how to secure the server, how to set up cloud software, pay for a server, etc.

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Mega

MEGA is another popular cloud storage provider among Linux users. It has great native Linux clients and has lots of positive reviews from the Linux community.

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Koofr

Koofr is a cloud storage provider that’s a good option for Linux because of its Linux GUI desktop client. They have an online version, desktop and mobile versions, browser extensions, and more. The best thing about Koofr is that you can connect Google Drive, Dropbox, and OneDrive to your Koofr account and search through all files from all accounts from Koofr.

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Icedrive

Icedrive is a cloud storage provider that offers zero-knowledge encryption. It has a great portable Linux desktop client app.

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Internxt

Internxt is another privacy-focused cloud storage (open source) provider that has zero-knowledge encryption and a good Linux client app. They have extra services/features like Internxt Photos and Internxt Send.

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Dropbox

Koofr is a cloud storage provider that’s a good option for Linux because of its Linux GUI desktop client. They have an online version, desktop and mobile versions, browser extensions, and more. The best thing about Koofr is that you can connect Google Drive, Dropbox, and OneDrive to your Koofr account and search through all files from all accounts from Koofr.

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Cozy

Cozy Cloud is a fully-featured cloud system that you can use to store data, save and sync passwords, do personal banking, and more. It’s available in 2 options: self-hosted (FOSS) and hosted. It has tons of positive reviews online and they have a decent Linux GUI client.

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Tresorit

Tresorit is a Swiss cloud storage provider that focuses on business. The main useful feature, aside from the dedicated Linux client, is their end-to-end file encryption. Nobody, besides you and the people you send the keys to, will have access to your data, not even Tresorit.

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Filen

Filen is another great option for cloud storage on Linux. They have end-to-end encryption and a zero-knowledge policy. They are relatively cheap and have a free option. It’s a great option if you’re just looking for secure, encrypted, cheap cloud storage without all the extra bells and whistles.

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