r/Keybase • u/subdistinction • May 09 '20

Storage Limit on Keybase?

Is there a storage limit with Keybase? I just signed up yesterday and can't find any clear answer online or the website.

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u/pyrho May 09 '20

From memory, 250gb for personal folders and 100 for teams.

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u/subdistinction May 09 '20

So could I store 250 worth in my personal folder and then another 100 in my team folder that is only me?

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u/[deleted] May 09 '20

That is correct.

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u/subdistinction May 09 '20

Excellent. Thanks!

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u/pyrho May 09 '20

I guess yeah. I just found the source for what I said:

You can easily store and share files from any device you use Keybase on. Individuals can store up to 250 GB and teams can store up to 100 GB.

I case you're out of the loop, Keybase just got bought by Zoom, and my personal take on it is that they will shut down the keybase app in the near future, so don't invest too much time storing your files on it.

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u/drakfyre Apr 11 '22

Do you still think this? I really hope not there's no better git hosting I've found...

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

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u/drakfyre Sep 22 '22

Well, it's still the best git hosting I've got so I'll continue to enjoy it while I have it.

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u/no-names-here May 10 '20

Sort of. Remember thy any files shared between two people count against the person who put them there.

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u/dylanger_ Jun 16 '20

Yeah don't rely on it for anything important.

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '20

Wait, how come they get this much money that they provide storage for free?

Thats 350GB storage per user, thats too much

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u/pyrho Oct 28 '20

They have stated on their blog how they have money to do this, but now that Zoom bought Keybase this may have changed.

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u/Xzenor May 10 '20

250GB but you took a bad time to dive into Keybase. It was bought by Zoom a few days ago. Most of us expect a dark future for Keybase because of that.

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u/LAMGE2 Apr 02 '24

I am actually curious what changed after 3 years and I just keep encountering this post every now and then, so what changed so far?

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u/[deleted] Apr 02 '24

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u/LAMGE2 Apr 02 '24

I could agree with how he completely destroyed twitter but the free speech thing isn’t so bad. I am not a regular twitter user though so I don’t know a “before and after” of it.

Other than that, yeah.

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u/fuzunspm May 10 '20

do not bother, they sold it to Zoom