What should I do?

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pCloud

If you want to be able to regularly access your files, there are many options - if you don't want the files to take up space on your device you could use pCloud. They do something pretty nifty to accomplish this (automatically) - they create what's known as a "virtual drive" and so, basically, your device thinks the files are local and downloaded, even though they're not. The result & benefit is they don't take up any space on your device, but you're able to work with the files just as if they were on your device.

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IDrive

If you're just looking for a pure backup solution and don't want or need to interact with the files constantly, then iDrive would be great and basically nobody ever beats them on price. You can get 5,000 GB (5 TB) or 10,000 GB (10 TB) with them for hardly anything.

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