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If you don't care about privacy and allowing some company holding it, just use free services like Google Photos or Dropbox, any cloud storage would be fine.
by Dumblydorr 5y ago
If you don't care about privacy and allowing some company holding it, just use free services like Google Photos or Dropbox, any cloud storage would be fine.
- theandrewbailey 5y agoThat might work until the ML-based content scanners find something[0] they don't like and close all the accounts. [0] those things are undocumented, and the scanners have high rates of false positives
- codazoda 5y agoI get your point, but this still works because your files are safely on your own machine. Just switch the solution when this happens.