It makes sense, I suppose, as it wasn't making a lot of money off folks like me, and our family plan was using a whole lot of storage on its system. Recently CrashPlan announced that it was dropping its consumer subscriptions to focus on its enterprise customers. Because I'm generally the IT person for the family, I loved that the user interface was so easy to use that family members could recover their data without my help. Additionally, the ability to do point-in-time restores came in handy on several occasions. The fact that CrashPlan was essentially "always on" and doing frequent backups without ever having to think about it was fantastic. Welcome to the communityįor several years, I used CrashPlan to back up my family's computers, including machines belonging to my wife and siblings.
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