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> the service cannot delete or deny access to your data... the service cannot fail to secure your data. You, on the other hand, are much more likely to do one
by jeffbee 1y ago
> the service cannot delete or deny access to your data... the service cannot fail to secure your data.
You, on the other hand, are much more likely to do one or both of these things to yourself.
- scott_w 1y agoI’ve seen this happen in a previous job where the IT team of a customer deleted years worth of financial records because they didn’t know about it when they cleaned up the server. Our CEO had to go and help them rebuild their books, at great cost to the customer!
- hansvm 1y agoIf we're tallying such things up, I've had those sorts of major issues with Trello, Google, Navionics, FitBit, FixD, and a number of other companies over the years. My local data on the other hand has had zero issues.
- Brian_K_White 1y agoI will never decide that my kids doctor photos are child porn and delete all my own access to both my email and phone number to access my own bank and retirement accounts. The fact that a hard drive can break and you can fail to have a backup is not remotely in the same class of problem of living at the whim of a service provider.