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Originally Posted by SnowRipple
I see that some people are complaining that there is no extendable memory slot but I don't see this as a problem because all your documents will be synced with the cloud storage (that's what I understood from their video). So you should never run out of storage space.
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Hello SnoRipple,
For me the cloud solution is definitively NO. Why ? Because it's a problem of confidentiality of the data or the files. You don't know who can have access to your files and what the use is done with this information. Take care of the license when you want use a cloud service. Some companies or state, like USA, could have access to the files without inform the user. Look at the Google's or Microsoft's (Window 10) licenses, roughly all your data can be accessed for offer a better customer service or necessity from the point of view of this companies. I don't want create a polemic about this or the good reasons of this, it's possible (read the licenses) and it was already done.
If I buy, as a private person, all my books on Amazon in the 'children' category, it's not a problem. If I buy or find my books or files in the 'politic' category and I am an opponent to the state, it could be a big problem if the state (directly or by a company) could have access to my storage.
In a professional usage, it's obvious that some documents must be kept inside the company, the data (files) are often 'commercial secret', even the list of the names of the staff.
As many persons, I use a cloud service, but I know exactly how the data can be accessed, and if an illegal access is done, I can make a legal action. In my cloud, I put a backup of my collection of videos that presents no risk. If a day, I put some sensitive data, I'll cipher them.