The cloud storage service has been growing very popular over the last decade because of the rise of cybercriminal activity. Otherwise, the rivalry between Apple and Android is also increasing due to their popularity among our community.

Today we will analyze Google Drive and Apple iCloud services, so you can make a more informed decision whenever you need a cloud service. –

Google Drive

Since everybody has a Google account, this cloud service is an excellent option for all those businesses and individuals looking for a helpful and inexpensive service.

Pros:

• Very functional tools.
• Easy to use interface.
• You can add third parties.
• You can switch files to offline mode.
• Can store videos, photos, PDFs, documents, and much more.

Cons:

• The price tags.
• You are not allowed to upload files larger than 5TB.
• Google system will automatically browse your content.
• Once you share a link, there's no way to stop them from accessing your files.

Apple iCloud

This cloud service is a cheap and stylish option for Apple users, but please don't expect to see the same advances or features that Google Drive has. However, Apple cloud service is a complete platform that automatically save and sync your files to all your devices.

Pros:

• Low price compared to other cloud services.
• Modern interface.
• Family sharing options.
• Find my iPhone locator.
• Parental permissions / restrictions.
• Mac and Windows compatible.

Cons:

• Limited free storage.
• The support is not the best.
• Dependent of an internet connection.
• Additional costs related to uploads or downloads.