https://www.desidime.com/discussions/is-cloud-storage-safe-any-good-recommendation?page=1#post_10113716
even cloud storage services aren't safe nowadays unless you are a highly tech motivated guy who encrypts the data before uploading to cloud or unless you own the cloud and do the encryption with a offline security key. Well there's also the cost to be considered if you have a large amount of data which is typically the case nowadays the cloud cost would be too much especially recurring. The next best option is get a raid supported old nas unit for cheap and use two parallel disk drives of minimum 2tb each in raid 1 formation, although the write speed will be max tge hdd supports it's reliable incase a drive fails. Well there are many ways to store data everything boils down to reliability and security. Good luck with your data venture.
even cloud storage services aren't safe nowadays unless you are a highly tech motivated guy who encrypts the data before uploading to cloud or unless you own the cloud and do the encryption with a offline security key. Well there's also the cost to be considered if you have a large amount of data which is typically the case nowadays the cloud cost would be too much especially recurring. The next best option is get a raid supported old nas unit for cheap and use two parallel disk drives of minimum 2tb each in raid 1 formation, although the write speed will be max tge hdd supports it's reliable incase a drive fails. Well there are many ways to store data everything boils down to reliability and security. Good luck with your data venture.
If ur laptop died then ur data is still safe in hdd/ssd
For cloud I would suggest onedrive, there 1tb plan costs 3k/yr or 1k/yr (family plan), has office 365 included, offers file history also, obviously really integrated with windows now a days