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Backblaze: No-hassle online backup with unlimited storage

If you’re not sure what you want to back up or where it is on your device, or you just want to avoid the pressure of trying to figure it all out, Backblaze is the online “backup” (see below for an explanation of the quotes) service you want. It offers unlimited storage, and copies everything to the cloud automatically. If your data needs exceed the limits of other cloud backup services, Backblaze might prove to be a very good deal. Check out our best online backup roundup to compare offerings.

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