You can now save, share and enjoy even the largest files quickly with pCloud Premium Cloud Storage. Get a lifetime subscription with an 87% discount, and start sharing your documents securely with pCloud. Head over to Wccftech Deals for more details.
pCloud Premium Cloud Storage: Lifetime Subscription
You've got too many files in your life to effectively manage on just one device, which is where pCloud comes in handy. A supremely secure web storage space for all of your photos, videos, music, documents, and more, pCloud gives you an easily accessible place to store your valuables without taking up any precious data on your devices. With unrivaled transfer speed and security, pCloud makes saving and sharing memories extremely easy.
- Get 500GB of cloud storage and 500GB of download link traffic without taking up any space on your computer
- Download and upload links fast and invite users to shared folders for easy collaboration
- Enjoy high-level security with a 256-bit TLS/SSL connection
- Boot up auto upload from your iOS or Android camera to get photos on the cloud fast
- Sync your data across multiple devices automatically and with any folder
- Access content of unlimited size with built-in video and player and HD video streaming
- Backup your files from Dropbox, Facebook, Instagram, and OneDrive
- Stream audio and video on all your devices with pCloud's built-in media players
- Access on multiple devices, from PC and Mac, tablet, smartphone, and more
Details & Requirements
- Based in Switzerland
- Updates included
- No file size limit
- 500GB storage
- 500GB download link traffic
- Compatibility: Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, iOS, Android, Windows 10 Mobile
- All sales final
- Instant digital redemption
- This promotion is NOT valid for existing pCloud Premium, pCloud Premium Plus or pCloud Crypto users.
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