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So - you are storing a copy of the user's data for indexing purposes? Because that is against the ToS of a lot of these cloud providers - they don't allow you
by mattzito 13y ago
So - you are storing a copy of the user's data for indexing purposes?
Because that is against the ToS of a lot of these cloud providers - they don't allow you to duplicate the data offsite for things like search and indexing, presumably because they feel it diminishes their value proposition.
- juliang 13y agoWe don't store a copy. Good question though..