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You know, I with most of you on being against this. I will always use offline accounts myself but for regular folks there is a security advantage to having an M
by _8j50 4y ago
You know, I with most of you on being against this. I will always use offline accounts myself but for regular folks there is a security advantage to having an MS monitored and access controlled account, especially for people that reuse passwords. But then again an online account is easy to phish and then pathways open up to control the windows device.
- npteljes 4y agoI feel a bit similar about connecting the phone to the cloud. Do I want the data in the cloud? No, especially at the first. But the second the phone drops into water or something, it will be a godsend. Just buy a new one, log in and presto, you're at home, no data is missing. As a service provider, I think I too would push it on common folk. And of course personally, I set up my own cloud. But that's definitely not a path everyone can walk.