Cloud productivity app permanently deletes years of user content with no recovery path
A long-time user of a cloud note-taking/knowledge-management app reports that years of their work was deleted and they can no longer even log in with their password. The incident reflects a broader risk in cloud-hosted productivity tools: without independent backups, users have no recourse when a provider's platform issue or account action wipes out irreplaceable work.
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