Qnap Multi-Application Recovery Service Google Photos Backup Solution without Capacity Limits

Qnap Systems, Inc. has joined the Google Photos partner program and introduced a mobile photo backup solution for Google Photos – MARS (Multi-Application Recovery Service).

MARS provides a simple method for users to backup/migrate photos and videos from Google Photos to Qnap NAS, helping to alleviate user anxiety regarding storage limitations of the Google Photos service. Users can enjoy a reliable, secure and hassle-free photo backup experience without subscription fees. Backing up Google Photos with MARS is easy with simple steps, an intuitive UI, and automatic backup schedule that helps free up mobile device storage.

“Running out of mobile phone storage is annoying, and is increasingly common with modern mobile cameras taking higher-resolution photos and videos. Many mobile phone users enjoy Google Photos service as backup option for their photos and videos. However, as the free and unlimited storage service from Google Photos has ended, many users are now seeking a budget-friendly replacement,” said Andy Yu, product manager. “Qnap NAS provides reliable and secure storage with large capacity and productivity benefits. By installing MARS on a Qnap NAS and signing in with your Google account, you can immediately start backing up your Google Photos. It’s just that simple.”

Regular photo backup to free up Google drive space
After first-time backup/migration from Google Photos to the NAS, automatic backups can be set on a daily/weekly/monthly schedule. This helps regularly free up the limited storage space of Google Photos and reduces potential user anxiety over running out of free space while allowing flexibility of cloud storage utilization.

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Stronger ownership with private cloud
The company’s NAS provides storage and backup solutions, with scalability by flexibly connecting economical JBOD units. RAID support can protect vs. data loss from drive failure. Snapshots, a standard feature of the firm’s NAS, protect files vs. ransomware. Most important, users have full control of their data and how it is used.