cycop

How can you be unprepared for the load? They would have and should have expected and tested for the load on launch day.

Sounds like bad foreign policy , there are plenty of examples in history of what is bad for EU is even worse for the rest of Western countries. But works in reverse also, what is bad for the US is bad for the EU. Isolation is never the answer and only makes dictators that suppress human rights.

Great! , do that gravity assist a few more hundred times around the sun and we are there in 500 years.

Been an Apple user for 20 years and the switch came down to the absurd hardware cost of Apple. We have 5 desktops in the house (Large family), we do gaming, graphic design, video and audio production. Easily save $10K on upgrading all of our systems to modern hardware running Windows. The stability and experience of using Apple for graphics, audio and video use to be a big advantage 10 to 15 years ago. Now it's the same if not better on Windows.

Until the device fails and you need to replace.

I would like to see the option for backups to be held on you own own cloud account of choice. I am in Canada and I use a Canadian cloud company called sync.com for my secured data storage knowing it will not be stored in the US.

The price point is also a bit high for a Canadian Customer, so I like the idea but a bit too pricey for North of the boarder after currency exchange.

This comes to mind: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/calgary-police-office...

You right businesses will do enough to pass the sniff test, the sad thing is that is more than what they have been doing.

The comments are an eye opening experience, amazed to see how so many people think they don't have a huge responsibility to the owner of personal information. More of a reason why GDPR is needed.

This is basic cyber security stuff and I get these questions from customers almost daily. If you are going to be in the business of using peoples personal information then you need to be prepared to answer these questions.