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Not to enter that argument either, but whatever cloud storage service you use, you should be storing your data there as well as on at least one local hard disk,
by rwallace 13y ago
Not to enter that argument either, but whatever cloud storage service you use, you should be storing your data there as well as on at least one local hard disk, not instead of.
- lstamour 13y agoThat's likely why Google and Dropbox both offer "Sync"-style functionality, as do iCloud and OneDrive. It's on your disk plus in the cloud.