Comment by oarsinsync 1 month ago Not all apps support Apple’s backup solution. Threema and Signal come to mind. 6 comments oarsinsync Reply JustExAWS 1 month ago And that is because of policy choices by Signal. oarsinsync 1 month ago So because of policy choices made by app developers, you have to manage multiple cloud solutions.Or as the GP suggested, forego the cloud entirely. iCloud and Apple’s built in iOS backup is not a magic bullet unfortunately. JustExAWS 1 month ago By one lone outlier who decides for “security” that the don’t want to support the platforms backup solution. That app purchase didn’t have to do anything besides store information locally in their sandbox 1 reply → warkdarrior 1 month ago Does Signal allow the user to opt-in/opt-out into their policy? Or are they forcing this policy on their users? JustExAWS 1 month ago No. They do not allow users to opt in
JustExAWS 1 month ago And that is because of policy choices by Signal. oarsinsync 1 month ago So because of policy choices made by app developers, you have to manage multiple cloud solutions.Or as the GP suggested, forego the cloud entirely. iCloud and Apple’s built in iOS backup is not a magic bullet unfortunately. JustExAWS 1 month ago By one lone outlier who decides for “security” that the don’t want to support the platforms backup solution. That app purchase didn’t have to do anything besides store information locally in their sandbox 1 reply → warkdarrior 1 month ago Does Signal allow the user to opt-in/opt-out into their policy? Or are they forcing this policy on their users? JustExAWS 1 month ago No. They do not allow users to opt in
oarsinsync 1 month ago So because of policy choices made by app developers, you have to manage multiple cloud solutions.Or as the GP suggested, forego the cloud entirely. iCloud and Apple’s built in iOS backup is not a magic bullet unfortunately. JustExAWS 1 month ago By one lone outlier who decides for “security” that the don’t want to support the platforms backup solution. That app purchase didn’t have to do anything besides store information locally in their sandbox 1 reply →
JustExAWS 1 month ago By one lone outlier who decides for “security” that the don’t want to support the platforms backup solution. That app purchase didn’t have to do anything besides store information locally in their sandbox 1 reply →
warkdarrior 1 month ago Does Signal allow the user to opt-in/opt-out into their policy? Or are they forcing this policy on their users? JustExAWS 1 month ago No. They do not allow users to opt in
And that is because of policy choices by Signal.
So because of policy choices made by app developers, you have to manage multiple cloud solutions.
Or as the GP suggested, forego the cloud entirely. iCloud and Apple’s built in iOS backup is not a magic bullet unfortunately.
By one lone outlier who decides for “security” that the don’t want to support the platforms backup solution. That app purchase didn’t have to do anything besides store information locally in their sandbox
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Does Signal allow the user to opt-in/opt-out into their policy? Or are they forcing this policy on their users?
No. They do not allow users to opt in