I sort of wanted to have your reaction, but while watching I felt her pain. She trusted cloud storage and got burned by a system without much fail-safety. The f

I sort of wanted to have your reaction, but while watching I felt her pain. She trusted cloud storage and got burned by a system without much fail-safety. The failure was partly hers if she didn't read the directions, but partly Google's for not at least putting up a warning before deleting YouTube videos. "Are you sure you want to delete YouTube content along with your Google+ account?" I read somewhere that Google wants people to stop thinking of YouTube as separate from Google+ (I wish I could remember where.) This seems like a harsh way to drive the lesson home.