> Admittedly this isn't perfect - if my local city melts then I am screwed I wouldn't worry about this too much. Also if there is a nuclear war, I assume we wi

> Admittedly this isn't perfect - if my local city melts then I am screwed I wouldn't worry about this too much. Also if there is a nuclear war, I assume we will all have more pressing matters to worry about. But for more common scenarios: the problem is that it feels like too much work. Convenience wins the day, even if I'm at the mercy of Google and their support is terrible and people frequently get locked out on a whim, and Google doesn't care. I know, I'm digging my own grave here :/ PS: I do keep my encrypted passwords database in a pendrive, and I do print recovery codes for Gmail. I suppose everything else can be recovered from those two (if Gmail doesn't lock me out on a whim). But in case of a fire that burns everything down, I'm lost. This doesn't address my photos either; I think some are backed up in... Google Photo? [facepalm]