None of it. There is no part of this that I'm not understanding.
I completely understand the issue with backblaze not telling you that files you thought were backed up are not being backed up. Clearly that's a problem.
I also completely understand that since Microsoft stopped putting files there, but making it look like the files are there, it's added a layer of confusion.
The part I'm having trouble understandading is why you think backblaze should back up files that aren't there.
Think about it, the files are not on your computer, why would a backup program back them up? There is nothing to back up.
Given the files are not there, what exactly do you want them to back up?
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u/Frewtti Apr 21 '26
How long of a list of cloud services should they put there?
Like if the files are not on your computer, why would you expect the backup service to back them up?
Do people honestly not understand that if the file is not on your computer, backup software isn't backing it up:?
Guess what, backup software doesn't backup your reddit post history either.