That's the exact reason it's a particularly horrible commercial though. She says "cloud" to refer to her machine. If she had turned it off before she left the

That's the exact reason it's a particularly horrible commercial though. She says "cloud" to refer to her machine. If she had turned it off before she left the house, would "the cloud" have gone away? It sticks out as being egregiously nonsensical because it violates the only remaining common property of what "the cloud" might ever have meant. The hackneyed and (mis)appropriated uses of "cloud" are almost innumerable at this point. But up until that commercial, at the very least they all agreed that data "in the cloud" doesn't become inaccessible if your home machine or ISP is non-functional.