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>(skipping over the fact that you could have a little more compassion to someone who lost decades worth of important, sentimental data) Someone who lost *acces
by 1970-01-01 1y ago
>(skipping over the fact that you could have a little more compassion to someone who lost decades worth of important, sentimental data)
Someone who lost *access* to decades worth of important, sentimental data. It is extremely likely that 100.000% of their data still exists in its original form. That one word makes a world of difference for my compassion levels. If it exists, access can be restored. My compassion is for the frustration level toward getting a human at MS, which is a different and weirder problem.
- chrisjj 1y ago> Someone who lost access to decades worth of important, sentimental data. It is extremely likely that 100.000% of their data still exists in its original form. MS: "Second, we’ll delete Data or Your Content associated with your Microsoft account or will otherwise disassociate it from you and your Microsoft account (unless we are required by law to keep it, return it, or transfer it to you or a third party identified by you). You should have a regular backup plan as Microsoft won’t be able to retrieve Your Content or Data once your account is closed."