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> First, it's my data and the service should keep it instead of deleting it. If the data is important to you, clearly you have a working backup (or multiple),
by slig 12y ago
> First, it's my data and the service should keep it instead of deleting it.
If the data is important to you, clearly you have a working backup (or multiple), don't you?
- sp332 12y agoSure. But I don't let Seagate off the hook if my hard drive dies just because I have my data backed up. I get a warranty with that.
- scholia 12y agoOne difference is that Seagate provides a data store and Twitpic doesn't provide a data store, it provides a service. It's not even certain that Twitpic kept your original photo or artwork. If you uploaded a 4000 x 3000-pixel image, it reduced it to 600 pixels wide for posting inline on Twitter. Did you actually use it?
- function_seven 12y agoAnd the warranty replaces the lost data?