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Hello,
Isn't there a danger of the files ending up on the internet?
After all, the cloud is essentially about storing files on the internet!
So, they will automatically be online by definition.
Moreover, at the same time, no site is 100% reliable; there is no perfect security in this field, the presence of a vulnerability is always possible on any server, and there will always be someone clever enough to find and exploit it.
https://franceverif.fr/fr/site/terabox.com
Much less risk with an external hard drive.
It should also be noted that it will be impossible for the user (you, in this case…) to know remotely who is accessing them (or worse…) by redistributing them to one or more third parties.
<<The ideal is to make double backups on two hard drives in case one of the two fails.>>
https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-38066979-utilisation-onedrive
Hello,
It's also important to distinguish between storage and sharing.
Aside from the fact that security can never be 100% guaranteed, aside from vulnerabilities, a server can also burn out, and that has happened before; the advantage of the Cloud is mobility and redundancy.
On the first point, of course, the Cloud has its brand, but what individual needs to host 1 TB of data?
We should also remember that a good quality 1 TB external hard drive isn't available online and costs only around fifty euros: in this light, the Cloud serves only as a backup for the backup instead of, for example, a second 1 TB hard drive.