Cloud storage is a very effective way to keep your data accessible and up to date. There are lots of platforms out there that provide effective solutions for storing your data. But, despite how good they may be, they aren’t without their issues.
That’s why Box by Functionland offers a whole new way to maintain your personal information and keep data safe—from not only outside threats but also the platforms themselves. Let’s take a look at this handy new Indiegogo campaign and see what it brings to the table.
Obviously, if you store your personal or professional data anywhere, you want to know that it’s safe and secure. One of the first steps that Functionland’s Box device takes is fully encrypting your files, photos, and other important data.
This means only you can share or access it. It’s especially beneficial for those with sensitive information that requires safe handling.
The gadget gives users 2 different ways in which their data is stored. For example, there is a physical hardware device that can sit on your desk and house your files. The files can be synced directly and don’t need to leave the box.
If you want cloud storage and networking capabilities, that’s available too. Box connects to other Boxes over a user-owned Fula Network so you can maintain backups across multiple Boxes. Your data will still remain encrypted, quickly accessible, and seamlessly interactable.
Another bonus that the Functionland Box offers is a plethora of expandable storage space. As the Indiegogo campaign page points out, many cloud storage services provide either too little storage space, or far more than necessary—and the cost for the latter is typically expensive.
Right out of the gate, Box XL gives users a terabyte of storage. When you need more, you can connect a Framework expansion card, plug in your own external storage device, or add a new storage tower (sold separately).
Box by Functionland doesn’t hold back on delivering a product with more than enough power to handle large data transfers and other activities. It features a dual-band 2.4/5.0 GHz wireless LAN connection with Bluetooth 5.0 and Gigabit Ethernet. There are also USB 3.0 ports.
That’s not all, though. The gadget includes a 64-bit quad-core processor and 8 GB of RAM, plus Raspberry Pie 4. Stylistically, it reminds me of something from an Alex Garland film.
Functionland’s Box is full of surprises, from its efficient hardware and the way it can privatize storage to its ability to integrate with blockchain technology. It can even automatically mine $FULA tokens and reward them to people on your network.
Not only that, but its entire suite of apps and services is also free to use indefinitely. There’s a slew of reasons you should check out Box by Functionland and take your data to the next level.
You can find Box by Functionland on the official Indiegogo campaign page. There are 2 versions, and pledges start at $299.