I agree most of these users would not worry about the security of their personal data. But privacy may be more relevant - for example if they are keeping a priv

I agree most of these users would not worry about the security of their personal data. But privacy may be more relevant - for example if they are keeping a private journal . In any case, the software does encrypt and password protect the data: From their FAQ page : ( http://keepod.com/portfolio/unite/ http://keepod.com/portfolio/unite/ ) The OS pre-boot encrypted and protected by strong password policy. and Without the having backed up the data, the consequence is similar to losing a computer. However, the costs resolving of this mishap are much lower. On the bright side, no one else will have access to this data because of the high security standards.