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To respond to a few points, my calculation was thus: 1) could I fail to detect a failure of an auto-update or novel exploit because I’m more busy now? 2) if s
by nr2x 6y ago
To respond to a few points, my calculation was thus:
1) could I fail to detect a failure of an auto-update or novel exploit because I’m more busy now?
2) if so, could something very bad happen?
I got two “yes”s. It still annoys me to have everything in iCloud, but I also have local copies so I’m not too stressed about account lock out.
Otherwise to each their own, it wasn’t an easy decision to give up the autonomy, but the risk/reward equation changes when my time became more scarce.
- jmnicolas 6y agoYou could have local copies of what you had in OwnCloud too, so I don't understand the point of going to iCloud.
- nr2x 6y agoApple Pays very competent people to keep everything online. My major issue is syncing across several devices. Also, backups on premise aren’t really backups, so you still have to trust somebody even if it’s just keeping the link up in a VM.