alt Hacker NewsThat's like blaming Seagate when your harddisk fails.
No judge will fall for that. You should have made backups. And you are responsible for the data of your clients.
That's like blaming Seagate when your harddisk fails.
No judge will fall for that. You should have made backups. And you are responsible for the data of your clients.
Not really, the shell company is the owner of the data and is responsible for the security of it by contract, that's the whole point.
Seagate will not in a million years sign anything like this when you buy a HDD.