Internet, Networking, & Security Cloud Services The Best Cyberlockers Sites Cloud storage and selective file sharing by Paul Gil Writer Paul Gil, a former Lifewire writer who is also known for his dynamic internet and database courses and has been active in technology fields for over two decades. our editorial process Paul Gil Updated on December 04, 2018 Tweet Share Email Cloud Services Browsers Cloud Services Error Messages Family Tech Home Networking 5G Antivirus VPN Web Development Around the Web View More The US government shut down Megaupload.com in early 2012. Accused of racketeering and various other crimes, the Megaupload site was a major tool for file sharers who wished to distribute their large digital files to friends. In the wake of the shutdown, there are some online storage sites that offer similar services. For as long as they last, here are cyberlocker sites that are worth trying, if you plan on storing sharing large files online... 01 of 04 FilesAnywhere.com Like other cyberlocker services, you can choose to pay a nominal fee each month for more storage space and features. But if you choose to stay with the free FilesAnywhere account, you do get 1 GB storage space. You can also send email notifiers to the people whom you wish to share with. 02 of 04 Dropbox Dropbox is perhaps the most 'luxurious' of cyberlocker services. This website integrates directly into your PC file folder system, so your cloud storage appears as if it were a regular folder on your desktop computer. You can drag-and-drop files, copy-paste, and all the regular file management routines... it just takes 10 minutes for it to sync and transfer with the cloud hard drive. You get 2GB maximum hard drive storage space (but can get more if you convince your friends to join), and you can easily transfer files to your friends without having to log to a website. Definitely, try Dropbox to see how convenient online file management can be... 03 of 04 Depositfiles.com While the price is right, you will have to wait for upload and download queues, and your files only live for 30 days before they are removed. There is also a daily limit of 5 gigs per day downloading. But you don't have to log in, and the download speeds are consistent and rapid. 04 of 04 Mediafire.com Mediafire has no limits on bandwidth, downloads, total disk space used, and you don't have to log in if you don't want to. Unfortunately, individual files must be 200MB or smaller. If you are looking to share files that are smaller than movie-sized, then do consider Mediafire.com. Was this page helpful? Thanks for letting us know! Get the Latest Tech News Delivered Every Day Email Address Sign up There was an error. Please try again. You're in! Thanks for signing up. There was an error. Please try again. Thank you for signing up. Tell us why! Other Not enough details Hard to understand Submit