“Google is now applying its controversial coronavirus misinformation policies to users’ personal files.”
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While it can be convenient to use the cloud for storage, back up any thing that matters to you to your own storage device. I do not trust the various cloud providers to last forever, and if they don’t collapse and disappear with all your files, they could slap a fee on for archived materials – including your cat and gradchildren photos
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Good advice king1394. I must say I’ve never liked that option of storage & not used it either. I guess this instance is about the censorship of private content but then nothing would surprise me now with what is going on.
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The safest way to store data is to get a cheap hard drive from Ebay and a caddy to put it in. Store all your data on it and only use it when disconnected from the Web. It’s so easy even I can do it.
For about a week now I’ve had a Google add on my phone for some kind of upgrade to my “Chat”. I never install these things but this one is persistent, it makes it awkward to text and you can’t get shot of it. I don’t use my phone much and it sits on a table for most of the time. It’s almost impossible for the average person to remove Google from a mobile phone, I’ve tried. Google owns your phone.
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cadxx …Yes any of my stored stuff is on ex HD. Definitely safest.
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