Stop using SSDs now (do this instead…)
Pete Matheson・2 minutes read
External SSD storage prices have dropped, while Apple's storage upgrades remain expensive. Backup data using the 321 rule, consider cloud storage for safer options with privacy-focused providers for encryption, and use services like Keeper and Back Blaze for secure password and file backups.
Insights
- The 321 backup rule suggests having three copies of data on two different types of media, with one stored off-site, to minimize the risk of data loss.
- While big tech companies like Google, Microsoft, and Apple provide cloud storage services, privacy-focused providers such as sync.com and iDrive offer secure and encrypted storage options, prioritizing data protection and confidentiality.
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Recent questions
How have external SSD storage prices changed?
Prices have significantly decreased in recent years.
What is the 321 backup rule?
The 321 rule suggests having three data copies on two different media types, with one stored off-site.
What are the benefits of cloud storage?
Cloud storage provides a secure and convenient option for data storage.
Which companies offer privacy-focused cloud storage?
Companies like sync.com and iDrive offer secure and encrypted cloud storage.
What is Keeper?
Keeper is a password manager for secure and easy access to passwords across devices.
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