Does cloud storage have a physical location?

The lesson here is simple: any data and apps you have in the cloud are physically stored on a server located at a data centre or server farm. The space is all yours and physically separate so that others cannot access it.

Where are your files stored When you use cloud storage?

In cloud storage, information is stored in data centers located anywhere in the world and maintained by the third party. As the data is on hosted servers, so it is easily accessible through a web interface. The cloud storage uses a chain of servers that includes both master control server and other storage servers.

What is the difference between a private cloud and public cloud?

Public cloud is cloud computing that’s delivered via the internet and shared across organizations. Private cloud is cloud computing that is dedicated solely to your organization.

Can you permanently delete files stored in the cloud?

The short answer is yes. After you delete a file from your computer, the file will also be deleted from the cloud the next time your system syncs. At the same time, this is not a permanent, irreversible process. Most cloud storage systems allow you to restore a deleted file within 30 days.

Is Google Drive public or private cloud?

Google back-end data of the applications like Google Drive, Google docs or YouTube, etc is not available to the public, these types of data and applications run on a private cloud.

How do I clean up my cloud storage?

You can free up storage in iCloud by deleting content that you’re not using:

1. Reduce the size of your iCloud Backup.
2. Delete photos in iCloud Photos.
3. Delete folders or files in iCloud Drive.
4. Delete texts and attachments in Messages.
5. Delete messages and manage Mail.
6. Delete voice memos.

How do I permanently delete from the cloud?

Permanently remove deleted files on iCloud.com

1. In Settings on iCloud.com, click Restore Files (in the Advanced section).
2. Select each file you want to permanently remove, or select Select All.
3. Click Delete.