What are the pros and cons of working in the cloud on a Chromebook?

With a Chromebook, you get 100 gigabytes of free storage space from Google One (Google Drive). You can store all your files, documents, and photos. Want more storage space? Easily expand the storage. Choose 200GB, 2TB, or even 20TB of extra storage space. That way, you can be sure that you're that all your files get a place in the cloud.

All your documents are automatically saved to the cloud when you work on a Chromebook. You don't have to click 'Save' to save your text document, because it saves automatically. In addition, Google always makes a backup of your files. So you won't lose your reports and other documents that easily. Your files are well protected by Google's automatic security.

The biggest advantage of storing your files in the cloud is that you have your files on hand wherever you go. You can save your documents in the cloud via your Chromebook and open them later via another device. You must be logged in with the same account on the other device to access your files. As long as your device is connected to the internet, you can access your cloud files anywhere on any device.

A disadvantage of working in the cloud is that you can only store files online with an internet connection. That doesn't mean that you can't use your Chromebook when it's not connected to the internet. You can easily store files offline via Google Drive, so you can continue working even if you don't have internet. As soon as the Chromebook connects to the internet again, it saves your edits right away.

Another disadvantage of working in the cloud is that you're limited to the free storage that Google provides. You have 100GB of free storage space. Is your storage space full? Expand the online storage with a subscription. For a small fee, you can expand your storage space to 200GB, 2TB, or more. You can choose how much extra storage space you want, and whether you pay for it monthly or annually.