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If you want to be able to back up your iPhone securely and on a regular basis, there are better ways to do this. For those with only iDevices and no home computer, you can upgrade your iCloud storage. While it's up-front, it's much cheaper after this app's trial period is over, and it's built into iOS. For those of you with computers, just use the iCloud control panel to automatically download your pictures to the computer and use iTunes to make complete device backups, either via USB or wifi. There are also other cloud options, like Dropbox, Google, Box, and OneDrive among the others out there that are either reputable companies or newer companies that happen to be leaders in their respective fields. Like I said, this is bad. Their adversite has poor grammar scattered throughout it. The app itself is clunky and doesn't work well. It's not a very fast backup solution. I'd give it negative stars if I could.

1 star only to give rating. The app seemed to work but required a great deal work; i.e. It is a high maintenance app. When I tried to cancel the count there were no answers to my phone call attempts attempted over several days. Finally just wrote emails at every address I could find. They seem to be going out of the customer service business and are sucking the last few dollars/pounds out of unsuspecting clients. Stay away. They are harder to get rid of than a tic.

So many clues that this is a scam. For me my first clue was the ad in CNN that looks like a news story. One thing in particular about that ad was the claim that other big companies use similar marketing campaigns and this example was given: For instance, Burger King launched a similar campaign in 2013, giving away 20,000 free Big Macs on Facebook. How about that? I wonder if McDonalds will give away Whoppers? Later in the App Store write up it clearly uses the word "trial" so you gotta know big fees are coming.