> Because people losing their data before the cloud was unheard of. That's not true at all. There were entire businesses before "the cloud" that did very littl

> Because people losing their data before the cloud was unheard of. That's not true at all. There were entire businesses before "the cloud" that did very little more than service people who had lost their data and help them recover it. I used to get billed out at near-lawyerly rates for recovering data in the mid 1990s. While I was in high school. Businesses like DriveSavers were even more lucrative.