The idea is to allow Cloud-like (sharing files, replication factor across multiple family devices, AI-based photo filters and search) experience on a NAS device. The target audience could be anyone with a mobile phone struggling to keep photos synced and managed centrally (cloud storage costs go up like crazy once you get into TBs). I request idea validation from the community!
Caveat: If you feel the problem yourself, then there's definitely others that also feel it.
It's really tough to go against google drive or dropbox. A 2TB plan is reasonable for me. They'll also handle file corruption and backups.
A small % of population have TB of data. And is that data super important or junk media (torrented movies for example).
Ok, so suppose you have TB of data that are important.
What I personally do:
Thank you, @jammmer, for your response! I could target content creators who deal with RAW files, Logic Pro, iPhone Cinematics, etc. But I should surely think of a Glacier + Dropbox. Maybe building a seamless UI over tiered cloud storage might work for most.
Targeting content creators might work.
Glacier isn't user-friendly. Content creators might want a simple software that transfers X month old files from dropbox/drive to glacier.