I tried them for a little while after the Photobucket mess originally started. It was obviously an outdated site/phone software that had not been updated depite them claiming that updates were comping. It was a slim, easy to use interfact especially if you don't post pics that often. Then, their site attemted to install a trojan on my machine(s). It happened on two different machines running two different virus packages (home running Malwarebytes and my old work machine running enterprise Mcafee). Attempts to delete my account resulted in the same trojan attempt. An email to them went unanswered, so I just deleted everything from the computers and phone. Obviously, I will not use them again. I have been using Imgur since then, and depite it being an odd looking site for us to use for hosting (it has a social media aspect, and it isn't uncommon to see stuff that isn't in the best of taste) it works perfectly. Figure out how to get [img] links and make sure you are posting everything as private (public will result in people voting on your pics) are the only things to know before starting. The phone app works good as well as the computer version. Best of all, it's free and unlimited (that I have seen).
