> It changes how people feel as they walk about their day, because security of their data is in the back of their minds. Not necessarily. I'm confident there a

> It changes how people feel as they walk about their day, because security of their data is in the back of their minds. Not necessarily. I'm confident there are people who do backups not because they actively worry about data security, but because they know that not worrying won't protect them. (edit: though I guess this isn't particularly relevant, if it changes how many people feel as they go about their day.) > That's changing the human condition. This seems like a stretch; I suspect the phrase means something slightly different to you than it does to me?