| ▲ | b112 3 days ago | |||||||
If you want to truly save your photos, make backups of the locals and put it in your safe deposit box at the bank. Or alternatively, at a trusted friend/relative's house. Even doing this yearly can save the immense sadness of lost memories. And of course, this works for emails, and everything else. If you encrypt it, make sure you use a method not tied to any external service, or the machine you're on. I don't use Apple, yet I suspect that an encrypted external backup might be tied to your Apple ID, or some such, because that's how the world flies today. | ||||||||
| ▲ | mh- 3 days ago | parent [-] | |||||||
Yeah, the plan would be external disk -> offsite storage. I wouldn't bother to encrypt, it's just family photos and I wouldn't want to complicate restores. Especially if it was my wife who eventually needed to use it. | ||||||||
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