If I back-up my data to Cloud, who am I giving permission to do what with my data? Sprint? Samsung? Google? Android? Any Government agencies (CIA,KGB,...)? How secure is Cloud? What are the main benefits and liabilities of using Cloud?
Sprint S5 cloud permissions
- Thread starter Stosh Isarockin
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I back my data up to Google and Verizon but I'm limited with the information I put. But of course the government will always have access don't be fooled by the media and the debate.
Verizon Galaxy S5
Verizon Galaxy S5
What service are you using for backups?
I back my data up to Google-it's a good safeguard in case your phone is lost or destroyed, or you decide to reset your phone.
I think there is a Samsung backup service, but I don't use it.
If you are backing up to the cloud, the provide has access to it in some fashion. You'll need to accept that. Only a local backup won't have strange people having access to your data, and even then, it's less secure on your home PC than in the cloud in many ways.
I back my data up to Google-it's a good safeguard in case your phone is lost or destroyed, or you decide to reset your phone.
I think there is a Samsung backup service, but I don't use it.
If you are backing up to the cloud, the provide has access to it in some fashion. You'll need to accept that. Only a local backup won't have strange people having access to your data, and even then, it's less secure on your home PC than in the cloud in many ways.
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