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This is really a step backwards for most users. Before users had everything automatically backed up by the cloud. Now they would have to have a more complex on
by lnanek2 12y ago
This is really a step backwards for most users. Before users had everything automatically backed up by the cloud. Now they would have to have a more complex on boarding process where they will probably skip some advanced technical option they have no clue about. I don't use Xiaomi devices, but cloud support on other platforms has been great for me. I never make manual backups and yet it is irrelevant to me if I lose a laptop, have it stolen, swap phones, whatever because everything just automatically comes back thanks to the cloud. Except for some banking authentication I only keep in my head, I have no privacy concerns anyway, so all these nutsos holding back cloud from the masses are actually a big detractor to the platform for me.
- adityab 12y ago> Except for some banking authentication I only keep in my head, I have no privacy concerns anyway, so all these nutsos holding back cloud from the masses are actually a big detractor to the platform for me. There are people who care about privacy. They are not 'nutsos'.
- davexunit 12y agoGive me convenience or give me death.
- intull 12y agoAll that one needs to do is ask for permission, at least while setting the phone up. Google does that once you connect your Android phone with your Google account. As simple as that - a one time permission.