So many options out there for this already. Whyyyyy make another one? Just contribute to one that already has been built and make it better Jack. You’re so fucking close to being a good guy, but you just can’t figure it out.

If your backups are encrypted and stored on a Google Drive account, there are no privacy issues minus Google knowing you are doing backups.

I wouldn’t personally do it, but I don’t see any issues with it if someone does this.

There are so many places to store data online. Just encrypt and upload it where you have space available.

AWS is cheap. Google Drive and iCloud are convenient. pCloud, sync.com, and any other online storage service are also great options. Just get your data offsite to avoid regional catastrophes.

Oh man, if they think WhatsApp is bad, go look at Twitter’s DM encryption implementation. They need to ban that app as well.

Google Drive and OneDrive offer versioning as far as I can tell.

Google drive does up to 100 versions or within 30 days.

If you are looking for longer term backups of versions, you will need to hard backup at least once every 30 days, which can also be stored on Google Drive.

Syncing with versioning is a solid backup of each state of a file and any changes it undergoes. Depending on how long you have it set to keep those changes, it can be an even better backup than a once daily backup. If you get hit with a deletion or corruption, just reload the previous version that isn’t deleted or corrupted.

It can be your offsite backup in the 3-2-1 backup policy.

3 copies 2 mediums 1 offsite

And nowhere in those details are there any mentions of passwords.

Was this article written by AI? It doesn’t seem there is any mention that any passwords were leaked.