I think that issue is overblown. There certainly are tools availble to make decentralized storage much more reliable than they usually are. All OSes come with s

I think that issue is overblown. There certainly are tools availble to make decentralized storage much more reliable than they usually are. All OSes come with solutions to those problems, we just have to make people use them. But there's no incentive for companies to do that except for commercial customers. Yet they have found out it's much harder to charge their customers if they do it themselves, and individual customers service managing the customers machines is much harder and cost-ineffective. So the incentives are not to make better tools for the customers and users to use on their own, but to make better centralized tools. It's about control and charging for services. I think the customers play a smaller role in pushing the shift from decentralized to centralized data storage than is usually admitted.