Verizon Cloud

Verizon Cloud is a backup service for Android and iOS. Here’s how Verizon explains it:

Storage on Verizon Cloud means you can wirelessly backup and sync your contacts, photos, videos, messages* & documents*…Messages and documents are only available on Android devices.

Create an account Trust Verizon Cloud to back up all of your mobile content, no matter which mobile carrier you are on (BETA). Use Verizon Cloud to: Back up your photos, videos, contacts, messages, music, documents and call logs. Verizon has been building a new cloud platform, the Verizon Cloud. This next generation cloud will offer additional cloud services to enterprise customers.

Verizon Cloud offers three plans with different storage allotments and monthly prices:1

  • 600GB – $5.99 per month
  • 2TB – $14.99 per month
  • Unlimited data – $19.99 per month

Verizon’s Do More Unlimited and Get More Unlimited plans both come with the 600GB version of Verizon Cloud as a perk without any extra cost.

Verizon Cloud

In my view, Verizon Cloud is unnecessary for most people. Even if you are on one a plan that includes Verizon Cloud at no charge, I still don’t recommend using the service. Android and iOS both have backup options built in. My experience with the Android backup feature has been excellent. Backups take place automatically, and most of the information I care about is included in those backups:2

If you back up to Google Drive, here’s what’s backed up:
  • Google Contacts data
  • Google Calendar events and settings
  • Wi-Fi networks and passwords
  • Wallpapers
  • Gmail settings
  • Apps
  • Display settings (brightness and sleep)
  • Language and input settings
  • Date and time
  • Settings and data for apps not made by Google (varies by app)

Verizon Cloud Apk

I’ve restored Google backups on Android devices several times. It’s a super-streamlined experience.

Verizon Cloud Sign In

If you want to backup photos, the Google Photo app has its own built-in backup feature. Other files can be manually backed up to Google Drive.

Verizon Cloud

I don’t have as much experience with iCloud backups, but my impression is that iCloud works well. Verizon’s backup service seems unnecessary. You can find more information about Verizon Cloud in the FAQ page for the service.

Verizon Cloud Login

  1. It’s interesting how large these allotments of space are. Very few people will need anything near that much space to backup their phones. While the 600GB plan is only for one device and one user, the more expensive plans allow up to 5 users and unlimited devices.
  2. Excerpt taken from Google’s FAQ.