When Windows users suddenly discover that their files have vanished from their desktops after interacting with OneDrive, the issue often stems from how Microsoft’s cloud service integrates with the operating system. The automatic, near-invisible shift to cloud-based storage has triggered strong reactions from users who find the feature unintuitive and, in some cases, destructive to their local files.
You don’t have backups for your files on Google drive?
Of course I do. But it’s also my backup for files. You always have at least 2 if not 3.
Okay, because you’re responding to a person saying they’ve lost files, on an article thread about people losing files. You seem to have all the tools to understand what’s being discussed and yet you’re still being obtuse about it.
No I’m calling their bullshit.
“All these people saying they know people who’ve died in car accidents are talking bullshit. I drive every day, and I’ve not died.”
Dickhead.
Oh you really got me good!
People refuse to accept the concept that sometimes people say things that are untrue, and if enough people make the same claim it becomes ‘True’ even if its ‘False’
I’m with you, Thousands of GB’s of Files across literally hundreds of machines both personally and for machines I’m responsible for. Literally never seen it doing whats being claimed here.
I’m not saying its not possible, I just believe that people are more stupid than truthful. Remember almost everyone who loses access to their Social media will say their ‘It was hacked’ when actually what they mean is “I’m a fucking moron and I gave my credentials away”