So they're trying to wedge in an extra revenue stream in the form of: paid services which everyone already has from a different provider anyway— be it OneDrive, Google storage, or <whatever other billions of services there are, plenty of which offer a free tier>. They have nothing new to offer. Now they're simply leveraging their brand-name to try and bundle last-to-market paid services. This can only end well for them. I bet they become the next Microsoft because of it, lmfao.
So they're trying to wedge in an extra revenue stream in the form of: paid services which everyone already has from a different provider anyway— be it OneDrive, Google storage, or <whatever other billions of services there are, plenty of which offer a free tier>. They have nothing new to offer. Now they're simply leveraging their brand-name to try and bundle last-to-market paid services. This can only end well for them. I bet they become the next Microsoft because of it, lmfao.
You get 50gb free on mega.
You get 50gb free on mega.
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