Today's episode is brought to you by Transporter.

No, not that Transporter.

The Transporter is a storage device

that lets you create your own private cloud

for sinking, accessing, protecting, and sharing your data. And while you can do that with something like Dropbox. accessing and

protecting and sharing your data.

And while you can do that with something like Dropbox,

if you have anything like a serious amount of data you want to store or share,

you can't do it as safely, nor as economically.

With Transporter, you don't have to worry about who has access to your digital life because you make that decision.

Your stuff's not stored in an unseen server farm, who knows where, it's stored on a physical device that you

control. You share with whom you want to share whether they have a transporter or

not. As for cost, a hundred gigabytes of storage on Dropbox will run you 99 bucks a year.

If you already have a drive you want to use, you can pay 99 bucks one time for the

transporter sink and get the same functionality without the recurring cost or security concerns.

500 gigabytes on Dropbox will cost you close to $500 a year.

You can do that, or you can spend $49 one time for a 1 terabyte transporter.

That's more storage, more security, and a one-time cost that's less than half of what you pay on

Dropbox for less.

The benefits of a transporter are big. half of what you pay on Dropbox for less.

The benefits of a transporter are big.

Learn more about them for yourself at filetransporterstore.com.

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