While a good point, if the content is important to you, then you should take appropriate measures to back it up. People should really consider storing their da

While a good point, if the content is important to you, then you should take appropriate measures to back it up. People should really consider storing their data only on a cloud provider that they don't pay for as equivalent to storing it only on a single USB stick. Even storing it on a provider you do pay for should be seen as equivalent to storing it on a NAS located in your house/office: it's somewhat protected against hardware failure, but still not "backed up". Instead of fire/theft, your concerns should be account closure/compromise, or the provider just going out of business.