I generally don't rely on small USB flash drives as they are notoriously unreliable. I do have an SSD based USB drive that I use to move large files from one computer to another as its faster than Wifi.
Like this one >> https://www.westerndigital.com/products ... 00ABL-WESN
I do not store any important files on these drives though... I have a Synology NAS drive to store files and as a second backup for my Mac >> https://www.synology.com/en-us/products/DS418. These are fault tolerant - if a single drive fails, it can be replaced with no data loss.
I also have an online backup through Backblaze.
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Thanks Eric!
That´s quite elaborated and useful information.
So my temptation to use the half TB USB is quite risky, thanks for telling. So far I had not had great problems with USB drives but it seems that you cannot fit a battleship power into a canoe size without some trouble.
Yes, thanks I have a nice SSD. I´ll rely on that.
Anyway the thing is about something that is readable from an Iphone. Maybe the online storage from the iphone is an idea too.
Big thanks, Dr. E!

So my temptation to use the half TB USB is quite risky, thanks for telling. So far I had not had great problems with USB drives but it seems that you cannot fit a battleship power into a canoe size without some trouble.
Yes, thanks I have a nice SSD. I´ll rely on that.
Anyway the thing is about something that is readable from an Iphone. Maybe the online storage from the iphone is an idea too.
Big thanks, Dr. E!

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Re: HELP!! CROMAGNON COMPUTER MAN DID IT AGAIN!
I use OneDrive for my storage to sync between devices. Its all online, Microsoft backs it up, and its easy to access. I've been using it for over a decade with no issues. I bundle it with an Outlook premium account and the latest Office version for a few family members as well for less than $100 a year.