Leon wrote:
On 12/29/2014 9:05 PM, Mike Marlow wrote:
Leon wrote:

FWIW all of your personal and confidential information is stored on
some type of cloud whether you initiated it or not. If you want
your personal information to remain private do not ever put it on
any computer connected to the internet or use a credit card, or use
a bank, or.....you get the idea. Just because you don't use the
cloud to store you data does not mean that some institution does
not store your personal data there.

True - but you are missing the point. While what you state is true,
there is no reason to recklessly throw everything else in your
private life out there. Do you really not understand the notion of
security Leon?


Perhaps you are being recklessly is saying something about my back up
procedure and know little to nothing about it.

Just because I use a method that works for me does not mean that I am
being reckless.

I take security very seriously but if you think your precautions will
be better than mine you might be more naive than you realize.

You might be taking yourself a bit too seriously if you believe that I
am being reckless with my data.

Ok - I'll take back the recklesss term. To each his own on the matter
though.

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-Mike-