Backing up to MS OneDrive
Mal
malz at jetlan.com
Thu Mar 5 21:32:29 UTC 2020
On 06/03/2020 3:08 am, Little Girl wrote:
>
> I actually feel for you after watching this thread unfold.
>
Is it the reality check that comes home causing this feeling ? ie, you
had an idea of how to do something (complete a backup to a cloud server)
but when you unpacked your idea a little deeper with a few list friends
you got annoyed because they pointed out that data on someone elses
server is no longer yours ?
Or that other people could now copy or access the data that once was
yours ? (you gave it up freely believing it was secure, possibly based
on some Trust of that cloud server, but not knowing that you had no
control of who could help themselves to it)
Or is it simply a belief that big tech did the right thing with your
data and only allowed you, as the account holder, to access it ?
>> What I'm asking is, has anyone backed up their Linux computer to
>> OneDrive, and if so, how did you do it?
>
If you simply want to do that backup to a cloud server, then it will
work and you will be able to recover one day. But note, your data is
now sitting on someone elses server, and a lot of folks will do with it
what they see fit. Trust in big tech is simply stupidity - they're in
the business of rounding up your data with governments, hence why its
convenient, low cost/free, attractive. Modern day carrot.
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