In my opinion, it's best to adopt industry practices for home life here. Schofield's 2nd Law of computing comes to mind: if your data doesn't exist in two plac

In my opinion, it's best to adopt industry practices for home life here. Schofield's 2nd Law of computing comes to mind: if your data doesn't exist in two places, then it doesn't exist anywhere. Offloading reliable backups to companies seems reasonable. It's a lot more money than archiving to physical media, but it's also a lot more reliable. NAS systems also make it easy to have reliable, hot on-site data that keeps a copy of the data backed up to a cloud service. Many of these cloud backup services are also zero-trust.