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No. I trust Google more to get backups right than I trust you.
by petervandijck 15y ago
No. I trust Google more to get backups right than I trust you.
- rubyrescue 15y agome too but the point wouldn't be trusting someone more than google, it would be to have an alternative if google locks you out...
- divtxt 15y agoThere are two issues with that logic: 1. Yes, probability of gmail data loss is less than probability of desktop mail data loss. But that's for the average user. An individual desktop mail user can improve his probability to a higher level than gmail if he chooses. 2. Google may lose your data due to unexpected account termination as mentioned in the story above.