Seems Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and many others are solving your online storage dilemma as we speak. Of course, there is the question of how historians shall g

Seems Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and many others are solving your online storage dilemma as we speak. Of course, there is the question of how historians shall gain access to all that data originally stored for people would be dead by then. I think a law about releasing private data to the public domain after a certain period of time after a person's death, if no living relative to claim it, should be considered. Also, over time storage has just been getting cheaper and cheaper. When I started with computers I couldn't dream of storing the amount of data that I currently store on my phone without thinking twice about it.