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by lbill
2663 days ago
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That is a compelling argument. Be careful with the terms of use though, they can hide a few surprises.
Example: in Vectary's terms of use[1] I interpret the section 4.6 as "backing-up your data is your responsibility. If our servers burn, we might not be able to recover your data and we won't be responsible for it". That being said, the limits of Vectary's services seem to be clearly stated, so one can adapt to them (by using some storage drives from OVH, Digital Ocean or any such provider to back-up the data, for instance) [1] https://www.vectary.com/terms-of-use/ |
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