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Difference between MediaFire and ZumoDrive

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1. MediaFire : 
MediaFire is a file synchronization, file hosting and cloud storage service which is provided by MediaFire LLC. It provides client software for Windows, macOS, Linus, Android, iOS and web browsers. It was founded by Derek Labian and Tom Langridge. It offers 10 GB free storage space. It provides limited storage space for paid accounts. It was launched in 2006. 

2. ZumoDrive : 
ZumoDrive was a file hosting service, file synchronization service and cloud-based file storage service which was originally provided by Zecter Incorporation but was later owned by Motorola Mobility. It was developed by Zecter Inc. It was suitable for Windows, macOS, iOS, webOS, Linux and Android. It offered 2 GB free storage space which was expandable up to 500 GB for paid. It was launched in 2009. 

Difference between MediaFire and ZumoDrive :

MEDIAFIRE ZUMODRIVE
It is owned by MediaFire LLC. Originally owned by Zecter Incorporation but was later owned by Motorola Mobility.
It was launched in 2006. It was launched in 2009.
It offers 10 GB free storage space. It offered 2 GB free storage space.
It was developed by Derek Labian and Tom Langridge. It was developed by Zecter Inc.
Maximum storage size is 1 TB for pro and 2 TB for business. Maximum storage size offered was 500 GB here.
It is a file hosting, file synchronization and cloud storage service. It is a file hosting, file synchronization and cloud-based file storage service.
It is still in use. This service was suspended in 2012.
Maximum file size is 20 GB here. maximum file had no limit here.
It does not provide intelligent predictive caching. It provided intelligent predictive caching.
It supports Windows, OS X, Android and iOS. It supported Windows, OS X, Linux, Android, iOS and Palm webOS.
It has client-side encryption. It did not have client-side encryption.

Last Updated : 16 Nov, 2022
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