To: Openurmind
I use a local email client because I want my email stored locally, not on a remote email server God knows where. If you lose Internet connectivity, whammo, it's all gone. It's a habit I picked up on from my days working for Unca Sam. I don't trust anyone to store my data but me. I guess I'm a bit hardcore in that department.
No offense, not trying to sound snide or rude, but that's my take on that.
13 posted on
08/09/2024 1:36:45 PM PDT by
ducttape45
(Jeremiah 17:9, "The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked: who can know it?")
To: ducttape45
Same here. I am a packrat on the computer and can retrieve emails I sent/received from the early 1990s. Cloud storage is only good so long as you keep paying, and free usually changes to paid. I’ve had one service company go bankrupt, losing everything on their servers, luckily nearly all backed up.
14 posted on
08/09/2024 1:47:56 PM PDT by
Reno89519
(“We believe in the collective,” says Gun Grabbing Harris and Stolen Valor Walz)
To: ducttape45
I use a local email client because I want my email stored locally, not on a remote email server God knows where. I don't use cloud storage. When I bought my iPhone, I was surprised that it had automatic cloud storage. I deleted everything from my cloud, and switched the iPhone so there'd be no cloud storage.
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