This Cyber Monday deal on a lifetime of cloud backup will save you thousands

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By StackCommerceMashable Shopping2019-12-01 10:00:00 UTC

TL;DR: Save all your holiday photos with a Polar Cloud Backup: Lifetime Subscription (5TB) for $69.99, a $30 savings. 

The holidays are approaching, meaning you’re about to be presented with ample opportunity to snap photos of family, record embarrassing videos of dad attempting to carve the turkey, and even film some blurry footage of your superiors dancing at the work holiday party.

And if you love saving memories, or obtaining incriminating footage to use against your employer at a later date, then you need some way to safely and securely back those files up.

Polar Backup is a cloud-based service that can help you do just that. Powered by Amazon Web Services, Polar offers an enormous five terabytes of storage space and intuitive user experience. And right now, you can get lifetime access for just $69.99 thanks to a little day known as Cyber Monday.

Check it out:

Polar Cloud Backup lets you access your data easily thanks to an efficient search function — an absolute must with so much storage available. But unlike a lot of other cloud-based storage software, Polar won’t delete files if you delete them from your PC or Mac. Although you can still go into Polar and delete them manually, it doesn’t make up your mind for you.

While Polar itself might not be a household name (yet), the fact it runs off AWS should ensure any software updates go smoothly, and any bugs are taken care of promptly. Polar is a relatively new player in the world of cloud storage (its app won’t be released until 2020), but checks all the boxes of a solid surface. It uses 256-Bit AES encryption, and it’s GDPR compliant, i.e. has satisfied the rigorous standards outlined by the European Union’s data privacy regulations (Polar is a UK-based company).

To mark Cyber Monday, a lifetime subscription to the 5TB Polar package is now available for $69.99, a massive discount on the MSRP of $990. That’s not a lot to pay considering the amount of storage, and how much you’ll save on monthly subscriptions to Dropbox and iCloud in the long run.