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Yeah, I would want the ability to do that, if you're adding some sort of data to a site then would that be a given? That you have some way of actually exporting
by bhartzer 15y ago
Yeah, I would want the ability to do that, if you're adding some sort of data to a site then would that be a given? That you have some way of actually exporting the data that YOU put into it?
That wasn't actually my question here, though. My comment is actually about accessing it--why not just go directly to the service to access the voicemail?
- shoota 15y agoBecause you're not locked into the google voice service. You can stop using it and not risk having to lose all of the information that you had stored and created using google voice.
- wlesieutre 15y agoProbably because these services won't be around forever. It's relatively common for online services to vanish, even the ones that had been extremely popular (Geocities, for instance), and if all of your data is locked in, you lose it along with the service. The Data Liberation Front seems to be trying to untie your data from the services that use it, because it's yours and can still be valuable to you after you've stopped using said service.