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This is actually my biggest concern, so no offense taken: Despite Google's privacy policy and ad behaviour (yadda yadda), they ARE still a trustworthy company,
by jubari 14y ago
This is actually my biggest concern, so no offense taken:
Despite Google's privacy policy and ad behaviour (yadda yadda), they ARE still a trustworthy company, regarding uptime , backups and everything technical. Though I remember them losing quite a few accounts about a year back. But still, your point is very valid. Why would anyone trust a small company (or even single hacker) to maintain your precious emails.
- sspiff 14y agoI think some of the things that could help are: * A very straightforward exit strategy: make it easy for users to at least extract their mail from your service, if they host it on your servers, and want to have an offline backup. * Offer an option to license for self-hosting: hosting their own email could take away their fear of uncontrollable downtime.