Plex Cloud is shutting down on November 30th
Users of Plex that used its cloud-based service in order to avoid utilizing an always-on PC or network attached storage unit will soon need to utilize alternatives. On November 30th, 2018, Plex Cloud will no longer be available for existing users.
According to Plex's official frequently asked questions page for its Plex Cloud service, this discontinuation is due to being unable to "...[deliver] a truly first class Plex experience to 
Plex Cloud users at a reasonable cost."
Also according to the FAQ, Plex Cloud databases cannot be migrated to local 
Plex installations, with no plans to do so before Cloud's November discontinuation.
Server creation for Plex Cloud has been disabled for all users since February of this year.
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Plex Cloud
- Paid • Proprietary
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Windows S
- Android Tablet
- Windows Phone
- iPad
- Apple TV
- Kindle Fire
- Amazon Cloud Drive
Run your always-on Plex Media Server in the cloud without the need for an always-on PC or network-attached storage device (NAS). With Plex Cloud, you’ll be ready to go in 60 seconds or less, easily streaming and accessing your media remotely on all your Plex enabled devices.
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