Qwest is starting to get the fact that landline dial tone is not the business it used to be. Qwest High-Speed Internet customers now have a secure and automatic way to protect their digital content from computer crashes, external hard drive damage, etc. Qwest Personal Digital Vault is the online backup service from Qwest that offers encrypted, offsite protection.
Now all new and existing Qwest High-Speed Internet customers can visit qwest.com/digitalvault to take advantage of free 2GB of online vault space.
“Special photos, videos and correspondence lost to a hard-drive crash, computer theft or damage means a big emotional loss,” said Neil E. Cox, Qwest executive vice president of Product and IT. “Home computers and hard-drives will eventually fail, and the best use of Qwest Personal Digital Vault is to back up these important digital keepsakes for when that time comes.”
Qwest Personal Digital Vault Features:
- Online backup -“ customers can trust that their digital content is safely backed-up with secure data-encryption.
- Automated and customizable backup scheduling -“ by scheduling automatic backups, customers can be sure their newest files and versions will be safe.
- File restore and complete restore -“ even if external hard-drives, thumb-drives or CDs are damaged, lost or stolen, customers can access their backed-up content.
- Manual settings -“ customers can manually back up their documents at any time, and can even share their files with anyone they choose.
- Anytime, anywhere access -“ backed-up content can be accessed by entering the appropriate username and password on any PC with a broadband connection.
If you want more than 2GB of online storage, you can sign up for 50GB of vault space for $6.99 per month or unlimited vault space for $9.99 per month. Customers who purchase a 12-month term for 50GB or unlimited vault space save more than 15 percent on the monthly rates.
