Exactly. The point of moving to the cloud is that your are giving your data to company X, company Y, etc. Of course, both company X and company Y would like all your data, so company X will make super hard to move data to company Y and vice versa. So you are stuck.
And cloud services are mixing "storage service" and "software as a service" so in order to use service of company Z (like project management or something like that) you need also give data to company Z. Which is hard because your data is with company X.
Long story short: I also fucking love the cloud: we kinda went backward in time.
I have a question: does seeing violence around you make you more violent?
For example, societies which experienced a lot of war are not more violent societies. Actually, my experience is that seeing violence makes you less violent. Is that possible?
My second comment is about violent games...
Video games of any type are not good for kids. Not because of violence, sex and other things. It is because they don't go out to socialize.
My theory is that instead of limiting "what to watch / play", parents should more focus on limiting "how much to watch / play".
And cloud services are mixing "storage service" and "software as a service" so in order to use service of company Z (like project management or something like that) you need also give data to company Z. Which is hard because your data is with company X.
Long story short: I also fucking love the cloud: we kinda went backward in time.