Prevent data loss on World Backup Day with these easy tips
Today is World Backup Day, a day that advocates for the backing up of personal data on digital devices.
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Today is World Backup Day, a day that advocates for the backing up of personal data on digital devices.
According to WorldBackUpDay.com 21% of people around the world have never made a backup.
They say 113 phones are lost or stolen every minute, 29% of data loss cases are caused by accident, and 30% of all computers
are already infected with malware.
There are several ways to backup data on your devices.
Experts suggest using an online backup service or an external hard drive to back up personal data.
Click here to check out all the methods used to backup data.