Cloud Storage

Requires physical hardware at home

Accessible from anywhere with internet

Only works on school computers

Files are deleted after 24 hours

To increase storage speed

To reduce file size

To protect data from unauthorised access

To make files easier to share

Data can be accessed from multiple devices

Requires a reliable internet connection

Files are automatically backed up

Storage space can be easily increased

Microsoft OneDrive

Windows Media Player

Adobe Photoshop

Google Chrome

Use the same password for all accounts

Share login details with friends

Enable two-factor authentication

Only use public Wi-Fi

Scalability

Automatic software updates

Physical proximity to data

Collaboration features

Data loss due to local hardware failure

Data breaches if security is compromised

Files cannot be shared

Only works offline

Deleting files from all devices

Keeping files up to date across multiple devices

Compressing files to save space

Encrypting files for security

Storing physical textbooks

Sharing homework and assignments online

Printing documents

Installing software on computers

Data is stored as blocks with no hierarchy

Data is stored in a folder and file structure, similar to a traditional computer

Data is only accessible via command line

Data is stored on physical tapes