Back up photos from iPhone 11

With the evolution of mobile photography, there grows the need to back up photos from iPhone. Imagine you’ve just returned from the Maldives, your phone containing thousands of beautiful pictures. Suddenly,  you lose it. What’s going to happen to your photos when you don’t have any backups?

Data backup is a way of copying data (including photos) and storing them in a safe place in case of loss. So how and where to store data when you use an iPhone?

Currently, cloud storage service  (Cloud) is making its name in the file storing market. If you consider security and usability, it’s actually not too hard to understand. The best services have end-to-end encryption, so the data is extremely secure.

In addition, these types of services also offer more storage room, moreover, the extra storage room price is very affordable. When you use the Cloud, you can access images from your phone or computer anywhere.

Big names in the cloud storage market:

• iCloud is used with Apple products. Users are given the first 5gb for free. Besides, Windows users can also use iCloud Drive.
• Google Drive is Google’s file storage and synchronization service so that users can store files, edit and share them with other users. When you start using Google Drive, you have 15gb free.
• OneDrive is a Microsoft product, Android and iOS users can download the application from the store to their computer or phone to use. You have 5GB of storage space when you start using OneDrive
• Dropbox has been here for a while, it is a member of storage and file synchronization services. If you register a personal account with Dropbox, it will give you 2GB for free.
• Google Photos is by far the most popular, due to its unlimited high-quality photos backup capabilities at no charge.

The external hard drive has long been used to back up images from computers. External hard drive, also known as portable hard drives, is similar to a normal computer hard drive with a large capacity and can run the software. An external hard drive is a safe solution for those who have a lot of information to store.

External hard drives have two types: wireless and wired. However, with USB Type-C being widely used, the need for USB Type-C 3.0 to connect to wired hard drives is indeed a problem that may arise in the future.

Compact and handy, you can take your USB drive with you anytime. Not only is the USB compact, but the price is also extremely affordable.

Social media is also a great way to back up photos from your iPhone. To avoid bombarding your friends’ newsfeed with thousands of your photos, you can set the privacy mode. Although the capacity of some social networks is limited and the image quality is not good, this is a good and free solution.

Amongst others, Instagram is a good option because it doesn’t limit the images you post to the internet. Whereas Flickr limits the size to 1 TB, it’s still a lot of storage space.

OneBattery is a multi-port charging and data transfer device. Not only limited to iPhones, Android devices (phones, tablets) can back up directly to OneBattery’s memory cards. The backup module works when you plug your phone into the OneBattery charging hub.

Meanwhile, OneBattery will automatically transfer images from your computer to the backup module. To get the photos, you only need to take apart the backup module from OneBattery body. Extremely simple and easy to use. In addition to backing up images, the module also backs up contacts.

OneBattery backup module is very smart, it only stores images that are not in the memory card yet. The backup module is detachable so you can use it without having to connect it to OneBattery. In addition to the module backup feature, OneBattery also has PD and QC quick charging, HDMI 4K, and 3.5mm audio jack.

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