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Because you’re responsible for your own data. It’s no one else’s job unless you pay them, which is you taking a backup. And when I say “a backup” I mean multi
by andrewstuart 1y ago
Because you’re responsible for your own data.
It’s no one else’s job unless you pay them, which is you taking a backup.
And when I say “a backup” I mean multiple backups different media different locations, different backup mechanisms depending on how much you really don’t want to lose the data.
- b3lvedere 1y agoA very good backup has regular restore tests and the 3-2-1 system. An awesome backup has very regular restore tests and the 3-2-1-1 system.
- andrewstuart 1y agoDon’t forget the backup system that backs up the AWS data to AWS using AWS backup systems that’s also a good approach. Or the decision not to backup your source code because “it’s on GitHub”. That’s also a ripper backup approach.
- wizzwizz4 1y agoThat seems like an extremely poor approach. What if someone at Amazon accidentally deletes your account?
- simonw 1y agoYou seem to have misunderstood what is going on here. The data here is Google's data. They sell ads to political parties. They then make details of those ad sales available to researchers to let them understand how political ad spending is happening in different countries. This researcher is complaining that Google appear to have changed their mind about making that data available.