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> The first link you provide actually says the first reason is due to security To me personally the security claims don't make much sense either. When I face
by michaelt 3y ago
> The first link you provide actually says the first reason is due to security
To me personally the security claims don't make much sense either.
When I face disk space limitations I don't delete my spreadsheet of survey results that's full of private information. I just delete the original video of that public lecture that I've put onto youtube already anyway.
Now, for professors there might be a case for shunting the files they haven't touched in a few years into secure offline storage in case it contains forgotten private information. But it sounds like this applies to student accounts, and there's already a process to eliminate forgotten years-old data: Graduation.
IMHO it's far more likely this is a cost-saving measure.