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This may be a naive question, but since I don't use social media at all (save for a pretty dormant linked-in account) I really don't see the use of downloading
by CaptainZapp 9y ago
This may be a naive question, but since I don't use social media at all (save for a pretty dormant linked-in account) I really don't see the use of downloading your photos from a picture sharing site.
Is it because of the contacts you have and would that data be in any usable format?
While I can see the appeal of a photo sharing site to share pictures I would have to be incredibly reckless or stupid to use such a site for archival purposes (let alone that I certainly wouldn't trust them not to wreck my pictures with some heavy handed compression or scaling).
Is it just me who cares about my original images enough to archive them redundantly on a variety of storage media? And if that's not so, why would I ever care to be able to retrieve my pictures from such a site?
- yeswecatan 9y agoMost people aren't like you :) I would imagine many people lose photos over the years, whether it's getting a new phone or simply not understanding how iCloud/Google Photos etc. works. Photos from Instagram will also have any filters you added.
- endless1234 9y ago>Is it just me who cares about my original images enough to archive them redundantly on a variety of storage media? I'd say pretty much yes, especially when talking about pictures taken with smartphones and "variety of storage media" not just meaning the somewhat automatic (requiring just an one time setup) platform cloud backup.