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Line unveils Keep Storage Service
Line has announced that users can now also store files on it on Monday.
Line has announced that users can now also store files on it on Monday. The feature lets users store text, images, voice messages, and other content in their private storage space. The new feature is available across Line's PC, Android, iOS, and other clients.
In addition to offering users the ability to save data they receive via Line, the feature also serves as a cloud storage service by providing users the ability to upload photos and other content that are on a user's device. For this, users need to open Keep from their Line profile, and click on More > Line Apps and tap the + icon in the upper right corner of the screen.
Users get the option to select whether they want to upload a high-resolution version of their file, or let it upload a compressed version. The company is offering users 1GB of free storage space. It noted that, however, that files weighing over 50MB can only be stored for 30 days. As of now, there's no paid storage tier listed on the website or app.
