60TB of my own hosted cloud.

2TB Google

2TB Microsoft

2TB Apple

Unlimited IDrive for mobile photos/videos backup.

Idk, my home server has a 1tb SSD. Does that count?

Zero

48TB on my own hardware

275TB on my own hardware at home & family members house

3.5TB on a ServaRica Storage VPS

480GB on a OVH dedicated server

None

0. I don’t have anything important enough to pay for.

If all my HDDs and SSDs died tomorrow apart from the inconvenience of buying new ones it would probably be a blessing to get rid of junk files from 2006 that maybe I want to save for some reason.

I pay for 2tb on iCloud, but that is mostly for my family, I sync my files with syncthing but I only have like 400gb available like that

I’ve got Idrive backups at 5TB for like $5 a month or something.

For important data, I have around 100 GB in an AWS bucket, all encrypted backups (moved away from Dropbox a few years back). It costs me about €5 or 6 per month. Thinking about moving them to a European provider, though not sure where to as yet. Less important data stay local on external disks.

I run my own nextcloud at home with several TB free on raidz. So no need to pay a foreign service for that.

Zero.

There is no cloud, just someone else’s computer.

About 19 GB on Google Drive, free account. 20 GB on Tuta, I believe, paid. Also a free account on Mega, 20 GB. More than enough for me.

(Actually I’m on a trial run of Google One 2 TB tier that came free with my Pixel 9 Pro, but I’m cancelling that when the time comes.)

A couple of 5GB chunks from Proton and 5GB from my Apple account. I also have a couple more GBs from my free Outlook account but I don’t really use it to store sensitive info.

210GB on Filen (two stacked lifetime plans)