Yes - lots of uninteresting discussion about the importance of having backups. > This feels not only unethical but potentially illegal, especially in light of

Yes - lots of uninteresting discussion about the importance of having backups. > This feels not only unethical but potentially illegal, especially in light of consumer protection laws. You can’t just hold someone’s entire digital life hostage with no due process, no warning, and no accountability. If this were a physical storage unit, there’d be rights, procedures, timeframes. Here? Nothing. Just a Kafkaesque black hole of corporate negligence. ^ This is what's worth discussing, not opinions about that guy's backups, or what the cloud is, or that this is known to regularly happen. We're already all tech-adjacent