How can I check my storage in my Amazon Kindle Cloud? - Page 2

stumped · 04-06-2020, 01:49 PM

I re read all the Google search results one more time..
E.g the extract below
It is unclear if responding to that 2018 warning and ticking keep would have saved stuff forever.
For anything that has miraculously survived, I would back it up, now. And logically only the 250 free tier could have survived. Anyone foolish enough to have trusted Amazon to look after a huge mp3 library forever, for a small monthly fee were, let's say, foolish.

(The 60gb I uploaded to Google for free is still there, but it's not my only copy)

"Amazon Music users have received an e-mail notifying them when they’ll have to say goodbye to their MP3 uploads. The company will remove uploaded songs from users’ libraries on April 30th, 2018.

BUT, if you happen to check in, you can keep everything. Users can choose to keep their tracks on the cloud simply by clicking “Keep my songs” under Music Settings. That system is designed to reduce storage costs for people who have forgotten (or don’t care) about their MP3s anymore."

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stumped Wizard Posts: 3,305 Karma: 10259306 Join Date: May 2016 Device: kobo forma, Kobo Libra, Huawei media Tab, fire HD10, PW3 HDX8.9,	I re read all the Google search results one more time.. E.g the extract below It is unclear if responding to that 2018 warning and ticking keep would have saved stuff forever. For anything that has miraculously survived, I would back it up, now. And logically only the 250 free tier could have survived. Anyone foolish enough to have trusted Amazon to look after a huge mp3 library forever, for a small monthly fee were, let's say, foolish. (The 60gb I uploaded to Google for free is still there, but it's not my only copy) "Amazon Music users have received an e-mail notifying them when they’ll have to say goodbye to their MP3 uploads. The company will remove uploaded songs from users’ libraries on April 30th, 2018. BUT, if you happen to check in, you can keep everything. Users can choose to keep their tracks on the cloud simply by clicking “Keep my songs” under Music Settings. That system is designed to reduce storage costs for people who have forgotten (or don’t care) about their MP3s anymore."