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> Let me explain what happens when my house burns down Does your house burn down that often? Frankly, getting deplatformmed is a much higher-probability event
by octoberfranklin 6y ago
> Let me explain what happens when my house burns down
Does your house burn down that often?
Frankly, getting deplatformmed is a much higher-probability event.
> and they contain all data I own.
No, they contain all data you think you own.
- mattmanser 6y agoRobbed, flooded will have similar effects. I think you've got the probability backwards, in reality.
- koonsolo 6y ago> No, they contain all data you think you own. I created that data, so it's mine by law. Or it is data that was never mine in the first place. Plus, my google data is stored in 3 places: Google, Dropbox and local system. If 2 of them fail, I still have the other. As to who can access that data, well, that's a question for everybody isn't it? If I would run my own server on the internet that would also be the same question. So yes, I'm pretty sure it's MY data. I'm also protected by EU laws.
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