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Storage space is precious, and most major services — Google Drive and iCloud, for example — only give you a measly 5GB for free. MediaFire, is pretty magnanimous, doling out 50GB on the house. And it just launched on Android.
What does it do?
Lets you stash your files and photos in the cloud for free.
Why do we like it?
You never know when you’re going to need to pull up a picture or a document. Maybe you need to file expenses at work, or maybe you just want to show a friend some pictures of the house you grew up in. Sometimes those files are quite large. No problem — MediaFire has a 200MB file size limit. And since you have 50GB of free space, you don’t have to make hard decisions of which files you’re uploading to the app for easy access. [Google Play]
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Get 50GB Free Storage for Android
Cool! That now takes my totally free online storage tally to over 200Gb. Sweet!
Putlocker for Android is better – Unlimited storage for free (Single file max size of 1Gb)
How long is that 50GB free for?
Later down the line after you’ve invested your time in their platform they will either go bust or demand some payment to keep access to all your content.
I got 50gb of dropbox with my Samsung GS3 LTE.
I have my NAS for everything else and without file size limits.
but if it’s only 200mb file size, where will i store my completely legitimate films?!