> Data can become irrecoverable This seems to be becoming less and less of a drawback when compared to Google where exactly the same things can happen when peo

> Data can become irrecoverable This seems to be becoming less and less of a drawback when compared to Google where exactly the same things can happen when people seem to get arbitrarily banned from their account with no recourse. Not to mention the recent push for passwordless keys that can be lost with the device. Sounds like it would be better if anything because at least you have to pay for the data hosting, and so being encrypted there's no way for them to block you for entirely opaque policies or decide one day that their abuse heuristics don't like you any more. In reality the primary friction to adoption with any of this entirely plausible tech is inertia. It's going to take something colossal fuck up to convince even a large minority to bother using non-free alternatives.