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FNWGMOBDVZXDNW
2016 Jan 18, 7:28am
FNWGMOBDVZXDNW
2016 Jan 18, 7:28am
Did you encrypt 'critical documents,' or just put 'em up there?
What procedure did you use?
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anonymous
2016 Jan 18, 8:25am
yeah, the cloud is for scaling web services on demand to save businesses on costs related to tech. better to protect your own personal stuff.
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justme
2016 Jan 18, 3:06pm
justme
2016 Jan 18, 3:06pm
Ohomen171, Just hope that it does not start raining. But seriously, I would not trust (only) the cloud. A physical in-hand backup is essential.
I have been quiet for the last few days and with good reason. I have been involved in a big project to get all of our photos,videos, music, and critical documents to the cloud.
Some years ago my dear sister suffered a tragedy in Bastrop, Texas. Her house was destroyed during a big brush fire. Lost in the fire were over 100 years of family documents, photos, videos and memories.
I was determined that this was not going to be the case here. I have worked long and hard to put all precious pictures, videos, music, and documents into the cloud. I have had great technical help from Computer Technical Support in India and A and E Digital Works in Sacramento.
It is a good investment of time to put your precious memories and most critical documents in the cloud.