Google Drive offers 15 GB of free storage, while Dropbox only gives you 2 GB. If your primary use for Google Drive or Dropbox is free storage, Google Drive is the clear winner. Google Drive only uses 128-bit encryption for data at rest (in storage). National Security Agency has approved this encryption standard to protect information that has been classified top secret. However, Dropbox uses a stronger version of encryption to keep your files safe when they’re being stored - Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) 256-bit encryption. You can collect photos, videos, and other file uploads via custom online forms and send them to Dropbox or Google Drive automatically with Jotform! Securityīoth Google Drive and Dropbox offer two-factor authentication and encrypt your data when it’s in transit - from the cloud storage service to your device, and vice versa.
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