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Replying to Avatar Jeroen Ubbink

Backup is actually a 2 part process with the first part being actually creating the thing that allows you to restore it later.

The second part is what is just as important And what i've learned is that people do not go often enough, or sometimes at all, through this process. I am of course talking about actual recovery. Your backup is worthless without this part.

Whatever your prefered method may be, if you are unable to read the words on your steel properly, or if you have never tried any recovery attempt from the backup procedure you came up with the whole "how safe is it?" question becomes insignificant.

Like with everything else in life keeping it simple probably beats adding extra layers of security because they add complexity to your restore procedure and might make it impossible to restore over decennia.

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Bert 1y ago

Great points Jeroen. Most people lose access through losing the backup or making it too complex so they forgot how they set it up.

It’s still weird for me that people don’t take time to do this properly. As if everything has to be a click of a button and you can be fully self sovereign. That’s a contradictio in terminis.

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