I wouldn't dream of using a flash-drive as primary backup. If the
flash-drive broke, was stolen or lost, Mozy went bust and my house
burned down all on the same day, that *would* be a bad day.
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JL
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Sherry/Support wrote:
Just make sure it never gets lost or stolen and that you have a backup of all
that data in another location in case the plug fails on the thumb drive, the
most vulnerable part of the thumb drive.
Personally I'd never "store" anything of any importance on a thumb drive. I
*always* backup any changed data to the computer in which the drive is plugged into
before unplugging it.
Thumb drivers were designed to transport data from one computer to another, not
to be a main storage device.
Thanks for using Legacy.
Sherry
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