Where Do You Store Your Private Pics?

GAW,suddenly I feel as old as a really old thing!
I have this really natty book called...er....[hang on,I just have to wipe up some dribble]...oh,yes-an ALBUM.
Yes...a book kinda thing,containing pics I took with a wotchamacallit thingy...oh yes-a camera! Thassit-a camera!
Occasionally a pic arrives on this laptoppy thing if I plug my phone into it. S'okay,I s'pose-but no good for PROPER keeping.
Mobile phone pics do NOT have the depth,quality or clarity of those taken using a genuine,built-for-the-job,camera.
Although,having said that-these pics of morrow doing the tassel dance....just her hessian knickers and a gimp mask...they're ok.

[I'll now go back into my cave....OOK!]

 

Haha this is great... I use photobucket.

 

Hidden folders on my hard drive. Fortunately, nobody in my family knows WTH is a hidden folder and how to unhide it.

 

Not on the Internet, that's for sure.

 

What do you mean by "private pics"?

 

Pictures not meant for everyone to see. Like nude selfies in front of a mirror, for instance.

 

Google Drive ....... I don't do anything THAT private.

 

facebook ya know

 

Disks. hard. drives. pc

 

If your only copy of a file is on the comp.s hard drive and the drive goes bad you have lost the file. Large u.s.b. drives are the best way to go.

 

https://onedrive.live.com/

 

USB Flash Drives. I have one for all my different interests.

 

In my profile here

 

On my phone and tablet using an app called keepsafe.

 

On here lol

 

I have a 1TB external drive, that I have encrypted using a (Windows) program called TrueCrypt. It uses 256 bit (random generated key) AES encryption. My password is long enough and strong enough that no friends or family members would ever be able to unlock it. Is it truly crack-proof? Of course not, but I suspect that it would take alphabet-level agency abilities to break it. Nothing illegal on it anyway, just my very private collection of photos and videos.

 

inside a virtual pc.
so even if someone did go poking around, they wouldn't find image files or whatever unless they know enough to find and start the VPC and then get past the passwords and encryption.