Google introduced 2 new tools last year, Backup and Sync and Drive File Stream, which replaced the original Google Drive Sync desktop app that long-time syncers would be familiar with. Google Drive Sync basically mapped a "Google Drive" folder on your local
If there's one thing we've learned from our users, it's that a purely online workflow doesn't always cut it. From unreliable internet at home, to jobs that require you to meet with people in the most remote of places -- having your Google Drive
Data security was recently put in the spotlight with the wave of WanaCry ransomware attacks which plagued individuals, organizations and businesses alike. Luckily we haven’t received any reports of affected Insync users (and Google’s security measures prove to be effective thus far)
Personal online storage used to be much simpler. Back in 2005 you would have had an email address that came with free online storage for messages and attachments -- in the case of Google that was 2GB worth of Gmail storage. Fast-forward to 2017
Editor’s note: This blog post highlights a more specific use-case of our Selective Sync 2.0 feature. Technically, it’s possible to sync or backup your external drive to Google Drive via their app, Backup and Sync -- but it takes a lot