So you're considering picking up an Amazon Prime account because you heard you get unlimited storage space for photos, yes? There's a reason you might not want to do that. When you get an Amazon Fire Phone or Fire tablet or Kindle device, you may get Amazon Prime as well. Once it expires – if you allow it to expire, that is – you might have a tough time looking at those photos you've been saving for months and months. Those photos will start disappearing.
Help & customer support Amazon Photo Apps: Prime members get unlimited, full-resolution photo storage, plus 5 GB video storage. All other customers get 5 GB photo and video storage. The Amazon Photos app is available on iOS, Android, and Google Play. Pros: Unlimited storage, automatic photo uploading, photo printing service.
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- Photo Storage: Amazon Prime members get free, unlimited, full-resolution photo storage, plus 5 GB video storage. All other customers get 5 GB photo and video storage. Grow the storage plan that's right for you. Plans start at $1.99 a month and you can cancel any time.
The standard 'free' plan you'll get with Amazon Cloud Drive for your photos – or whatever other files you have – includes 5GB of space. That's yours forever, you'll always be able to access that. You can get that now, even if you're not an Amazon Prime member.
Once you sign up for Amazon Prime, you'll get 'Unlimited Photo Storage.' As Amazon suggests, 'It's like having a virtual album of every one of your photos that you can access at any time, no matter which device you use.' Truly, it is.
You can access your photos from the web, with your mobile Amazon app on iOS (for iPhone or iPad) or Android. You can access the Cloud Drive application (on a Windows machine).
Once your Amazon Prime account expires, Amazon may delete your files or simply stop your access to them.
According to Amazon Prime's official terms of use: Xampp open website.
If you exceed your Service Plan's storage limit, including by downgrading or not renewing your Service Plan or no longer qualifying for an Additional Benefit, we may delete or restrict access to Your Files. We may impose other restrictions on use of the Service.
How To Store Photos Amazon Prime
This isn't all that different from other similar services. Have a peek at Dropbox's terms of service, for example:
If you don't pay for your Paid Account on time, we reserve the right to suspend it or reduce your storage to free space levels.
It would appear that Google's services are slightly more open to movement – have a peek at Google Drive's Terms of Use:
Help & customer support Amazon Photo Apps: Prime members get unlimited, full-resolution photo storage, plus 5 GB video storage. All other customers get 5 GB photo and video storage. The Amazon Photos app is available on iOS, Android, and Google Play. Pros: Unlimited storage, automatic photo uploading, photo printing service.
- Prime Now FREE 2-hour Delivery on Everyday Items: Amazon Photos Unlimited Photo Storage Free With Prime: Prime Video Direct Video Distribution Made Easy: Shopbop Designer Fashion Brands: Amazon Warehouse Great Deals on Quality Used Products: Whole Foods Market America's Healthiest Grocery Store: Woot! Deals and Shenanigans: Zappos Shoes.
- Photo Storage: Amazon Prime members get free, unlimited, full-resolution photo storage, plus 5 GB video storage. All other customers get 5 GB photo and video storage. Grow the storage plan that's right for you. Plans start at $1.99 a month and you can cancel any time.
The standard 'free' plan you'll get with Amazon Cloud Drive for your photos – or whatever other files you have – includes 5GB of space. That's yours forever, you'll always be able to access that. You can get that now, even if you're not an Amazon Prime member.
Once you sign up for Amazon Prime, you'll get 'Unlimited Photo Storage.' As Amazon suggests, 'It's like having a virtual album of every one of your photos that you can access at any time, no matter which device you use.' Truly, it is.
You can access your photos from the web, with your mobile Amazon app on iOS (for iPhone or iPad) or Android. You can access the Cloud Drive application (on a Windows machine).
Once your Amazon Prime account expires, Amazon may delete your files or simply stop your access to them.
According to Amazon Prime's official terms of use: Xampp open website.
If you exceed your Service Plan's storage limit, including by downgrading or not renewing your Service Plan or no longer qualifying for an Additional Benefit, we may delete or restrict access to Your Files. We may impose other restrictions on use of the Service.
How To Store Photos Amazon Prime
This isn't all that different from other similar services. Have a peek at Dropbox's terms of service, for example:
If you don't pay for your Paid Account on time, we reserve the right to suspend it or reduce your storage to free space levels.
It would appear that Google's services are slightly more open to movement – have a peek at Google Drive's Terms of Use:
You can stop using our Services at any time, although we'll be sorry to see you go. Google may also stop providing Services to you, or add or create new limits to our Services at any time.
We believe that you own your data and preserving your access to such data is important. If we discontinue a Service, where reasonably possible, we will give you reasonable advance notice and a chance to get information out of that Service.
Seem reasonable to you?
Is Amazon Photo Storage Safe
The only thing you need to remember when using any cloud storage system is that if you don't pay for what you're using, that service is under no obligation to keep your files safe.
Prime Picture Storage
Just like you were renting real life storage space. You don't pay, your stuff doesn't stay.
