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> and they also imply deleting all your data so that you don't pay for storage. Not necessarily. They could imply that your storage becomes inaccessible immedi
by SAI_Peregrinus 3mo ago
> and they also imply deleting all your data so that you don't pay for storage.
Not necessarily. They could imply that your storage becomes inaccessible immediately, but only gets deleted after some time period (say, 1 month). What spending limits do depends on the implementation.
- inigyou 3mo agoThat's even more work to implement. And now you store files on a second account that pays for only one day a month to not get deleted.
- 0cf8612b2e1e 3mo agoNo wiggle room to come up with a workable solution. Let’s go shopping instead.
- SAI_Peregrinus 3mo agoHow would that work? If you only pay for one day, your access (read and write) gets cut off after the first month. Then if you don't pay the bill for the entire grace period, your data gets deleted.