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YunOS space service will be offline on January 5, 2023 and will be available for Ali cloud disk 100GB permanent space.

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2023-11-24 11:18:05 10月08日 Update

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens and soft media users for 899183 clue delivery! CTOnews.com October 23 news, Ali YunOS Cloud Space official website issued a notice, due to the change of business direction, YunOS space service will be offline on January 5, 2023. According to the YunOS user agreement, officials will continue to save user data files for six months from July 6, and will provide sustainable special storage space for Ali cloud disk for users who need to back up their files.

The full notification shows:

Within January 5, 2023, users can apply for the special space of Ali Cloud disk with a link attached to the announcement.

Special space will be allocated according to the actual consumption of YunOS space before July 6, 2022, no less than 100g, as of January 5, 2023.

Users can download file data in YunOS space and upload it to Ali Cloud disk by themselves. However, after the service in YunOS space expires, users will no longer be able to download file data.

The special space is issued in the form of Ali cloud disk user welfare task, and subsequent services are provided in accordance with the relevant policies of Ali cloud disk user agreement.

During January 5, 2023, if users encounter problems using YunOS space, please contact: yunos_cloud@service.aliyun.com

CTOnews.com learned that Cloud Space is a mobile cloud service launched by Alibaba YunOS. YunOS users can synchronize contacts, information, phone records, pictures, notes, browser bookmarks and other data with Cloud Space.

Ali YunOS was integrated by the new AliOS as early as 2017, stopping at YunOS 6, so it is expected that the cloud service will stop.

Ali Cloud disk was launched in 2021 and claims to be a fast, undisturbed, secure and easy-to-share online disk. In March this year, Aliyun officially announced the launch of membership services, and announced a list of permissions for non-member and non-member users, promising that non-member users would continue to maintain unlimited speed limits.