Alola
JF-Expert Member
- Nov 14, 2013
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Wakuu nimewatafutia madesa kidogo yahusuyo umuhimu wa backup. Mniwie radhi kwa kuto pata muda wa kutafsiri hiyo lugha ya kimombo. Nawasihi msijisikie uvivu ku google kwamba mtafanya kwa jinsi ipi. Humu wengine wana Windows devices, Android, iOS, Macintosh, Linux, Symbian, n.k. Kwa hiyo kulingana na device yako tafadhali google namna ya kufanya backup ya data zako muhimu zikiwemo phone-contacts na nyinginezo. Nawasilisha...
Having duplicate copies of your most important information saved in a remote location keeps it safe in case anything goes badly wrong with your computer. Don't forget your smartphones? They carry massive amounts of personal data, and are subjected to life-or-death situations on a daily basis. In a lot of ways, your smartphone is more closely tied to your personal identity than your computer is. So, people: back it up.
There are a number of ways files can be lost unexpectedly :
Computer crashes always happen when you least need it, and can lead to data loss.
Virus Infection aggressive malicious viruses can corrupt files and disable computers/smartphones.
Hard drive failure - hard drives have a finite lifetime and can fail suddenly and without warning. The sudden death of a hard drive can cause the painful loss of months or years of irreplaceable files and the timing can be catastrophic if this happens close to a work or college deadline it could be a nightmare scenario.
Physical computer damage your files are more at risk if you use a laptop. Light and portable comes at the price of reduced durability. Laptops are sensitive and are easily damaged if dropped or have drinks spilled over them.
Theft computers are sought after by thieves and cannot always be kept secure whilst travelling.
The bottom line is that if you value whats kept on your computer, its wise to take steps to protect your information from sudden loss. Work can be redone, but the loss of cherished files like family and travel photos is permanent.
Having duplicate copies of your most important information saved in a remote location keeps it safe in case anything goes badly wrong with your computer. Don't forget your smartphones? They carry massive amounts of personal data, and are subjected to life-or-death situations on a daily basis. In a lot of ways, your smartphone is more closely tied to your personal identity than your computer is. So, people: back it up.
There are a number of ways files can be lost unexpectedly :
Computer crashes always happen when you least need it, and can lead to data loss.
Virus Infection aggressive malicious viruses can corrupt files and disable computers/smartphones.
Hard drive failure - hard drives have a finite lifetime and can fail suddenly and without warning. The sudden death of a hard drive can cause the painful loss of months or years of irreplaceable files and the timing can be catastrophic if this happens close to a work or college deadline it could be a nightmare scenario.
Physical computer damage your files are more at risk if you use a laptop. Light and portable comes at the price of reduced durability. Laptops are sensitive and are easily damaged if dropped or have drinks spilled over them.
Theft computers are sought after by thieves and cannot always be kept secure whilst travelling.
The bottom line is that if you value whats kept on your computer, its wise to take steps to protect your information from sudden loss. Work can be redone, but the loss of cherished files like family and travel photos is permanent.