I get that reference, but also I think 'history' implies the past and maybe current, not the future

The average user dosent active encrypts anything. If you are the person who active makes backups and encrypts them, then you are probably hosting them yourself too. This meme talks more about people uploading there whole phone gallery onto Corporate Cloud NSA servers by default because "its just what the device does".

After watching Tim Apple give the president a golden statue of… something, I don’t think they need a backdoor. Mr. Apple clearly gave them the keys to the front door.

Keep your mind sharp and throw away all that junk (harddrives) it's making you lazy I call it local local storage just remember everything it's that easy

I trust no closed-source encryption mechanism. If I had to use any kind of cloud backup solution, I would first encrypt the files locally with a mechanism that I fully control.

I have been thinking of doing such thing to keep backups of my home Nextcloud server.

Or you could encrypt it yourself and not trust a private company's word.

Anyone remember when a bunch of celebrities had their iCloud information and data leaked?

Or that Apple has been caught helping the NSA and other alphabet soup government agencies with their keys?

The funny thing is that after a problem with iCloud many people foun their "deleted" things to show up as if they weren't ever deleted...i wonder how much it's secure

i mean, where else am i supposed to keep it?