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How do you manage all your drives?
In the old days (just a few years ago) you had just one drive - the one in your desktop computer. You might have had a computer at home and at work, and used Floppy or CD to carry files. Nowadays people have multiple drives: desktop drives, laptop drives, tablet, phone, cloud drives, music player, thumb drives, backup drives, camera drives, and more. How is all this managed? |
How Many Drives Do You Have?
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It can be complicated. For most people its a bit of a hodge-podge, and backups are not done nearly as often as they should be. In fact backup is an increasingly significant problem; people lose all their treasured photos.
Many have only one copy of important documents (on paper or on a drive) and only one copy of treasured photographs. When they do a backup, its on a local, physical device - so they are still at risk to lose everything.
The cloud is the answer; with better software and apps to manage it all. With a cloud backup, you can have one place to see all your drives, all your files, all your pictures, and all your documents. Or you can have one cloud drive for work, and one for personal.
MyDrives.com will change all that - it will manage all your drives - transparently, and with simple, automated, and redundant backup. We are working on a seamless backup system so we don't even have to think about it. But we are not there yet, so stay tuned.
The best backup system in general is multiple backups; any single backup can fail. You should always have at least one 'off site' backup; if you have a fire or earthquake that makes your home unavailable, you can lose everything.
The cloud is the answer; with better software and apps to manage it all. With a cloud backup, you can have one place to see all your drives, all your files, all your pictures, and all your documents. Or you can have one cloud drive for work, and one for personal.
MyDrives.com will change all that - it will manage all your drives - transparently, and with simple, automated, and redundant backup. We are working on a seamless backup system so we don't even have to think about it. But we are not there yet, so stay tuned.
The best backup system in general is multiple backups; any single backup can fail. You should always have at least one 'off site' backup; if you have a fire or earthquake that makes your home unavailable, you can lose everything.