Matt Zajechowski https://www.securedatarecovery.com 1m 178
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[Report] Americans would save smartphone data over sentimental objects in a fire
We’ve all asked ourselves at one time or another: Which of our possessions would we grab first if something threatened to destroy our home?
In a true sign of modern times, a new survey found that most Americans would save their phone over family photos and sentimental objects.
Findings:
- 2 in 3 people consider their phone or computer their most valuable digital asset, making digital assets most important to respondents.
- 47% of respondents admit they have digital property that would be very painful to lose, but is not currently backed up.
- When asked which apps people be frustrated to lose personal data from, Facebook was the first choice–by a lot.
- 44% of respondents said they would give up sex for a year to avoid losing all of their digital property.
- 17% of respondents have text messages from a past relationship they are saving and would be upset to lose.
Take a look at the full report and let me know if you can use any of this data for a story.
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