Backblaze is the second-best on the list, so I want to go over the same features we talked about above to show where Backblaze fell short in the overall feature set. One of the main reasons we like Backblaze so much is their business pricing. They’ve managed to create an annual plan that’s only $50 per computer, making it more similar to a personal or family plan in terms of pricing. Both the personal and business cloud backup plans are comparable to CrashPlan, but you’ll notice a few things that are missing.
Check out the points below to see how Backblaze compares to CrashPlan:
Security that not only meets but exceeds the requirements – It’s clear that Backblaze takes security seriously. The company uses secure data centers with heavy-duty security and 24/7 staff. Backup power ensures that your data is available at all times and prevents problems with power outages and even natural disasters. They have two-factor authentication , which is often considered one of the most reliable ways to keep your information private . So, to log into your account, you need bahrain number data to use a code that is sent to your phone. Lastly, Backblaze uses encryption to protect your data during transfer. Oh, and like CrashPlan, you can choose a personal key to access your files.
Mobile support to access computer files and backup data from devices - The system allows you to access files on iPad, iPhone and Android devices . You can download files to multiple devices and decide to restore directly from there.
Smart backup solution with file priority copying - Business Plan prioritizes files so that employees don't have to think about which important files are stored first. Plus, the system consolidates files and keeps them small so you never have to worry about how much space is being used.