Decluttering the Cloud: How to Minimize Your Digital Footprint
Written by Avery Phillips
The urge to take your office, business, or household paperless holds countless advantages. No more file cabinets full of records, no countless bills in the mail, no more bank statements laying around, and a lot less shredding of sensitive documents as they age all sound pretty good, and they are.
However, digital storage is not without cost. There is no such thing as the cloud. The cloud is simply someone else’s computer, and that computer takes power and resources to run. While most cloud server farms are going green and use renewable energy, there are still resources used to store your data.
There is also the issue of privacy. The more of your data that is online and the more places you store it, the more vulnerable you are. While there is more cloud adoption with businesses than ever before, 54 percent of those businesses are vulnerable to cyberattacks.
So how do you declutter your personal cloud and minimize your digital footprint?


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