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  • The Data Everyone Should Back Up in Case of a Layoff

    The Data Everyone Should Back Up in Case of a Layoff

    While there are some common signs that a layoff may be coming, it’s still totally possible your employer will spring one on you, and often not in a tactful way. In these instances, you may almost immediately lose access to your work-related accounts — or, in the very worst-case scenario, find out you’ve lost your…


  • How to Safely Store Sensitive Files in the Cloud

    How to Safely Store Sensitive Files in the Cloud

    Ideally, you wouldn’t store any sensitive personal information in the cloud. There’s always a risk your online accounts will get hacked, so in theory you’re better off storing all your documents and data offline. But that’s not really how the world works anymore, and the convenience (or necessity) of maintaining easy access to financial records,…


  • Why You Need Dropbox’s New Beta If You Have an M1 Mac

    Why You Need Dropbox’s New Beta If You Have an M1 Mac

    Last year, Dropbox stirred up emotions by stating that they won’t be working on a Dropbox client optimised for Apple Silicon (M1) Macs until they see the demand for it — words that thankfully retreated fast, and a new Dropbox client was promised in the first half of 2022. As we roll off this year,…