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It's A Digital Disease!

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The original post: /r/datahoarder by /u/Tarik_7 on 2025-04-19 04:31:03.

In recent light of Synology forcing users to use their own (overpriced) HDDs, I have been considering moving to a QNAP, but then learned that QNAPs die suddenly without notice. I've heard great things about ugreen, but they are a chinese company (privacy and security issues with backdoors), and specializes in cables, not storage or networking devices. buffalo NASes come with drives, but the storage advertised is the total storage of ALL the drives in the system, not the usable storage space. A lot of buffalo NASes can't even be opened without voiding warranty.

any nas company that doesn't suck? I've heard of Asustor but haven't looked into them enough to know.

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