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Shortly afterwards, the Google Photos app popped up a message stating that an upgrade was required, after which all of the photos had disappeared again. However upon opening the app we rejoiced when they started appearing.

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After resetting it (it seems Samsung removed the ability to reset the lockscreen password via your Google account) I assumed that the photos were lost. but my girlfriend's father's photo collection almost got wiped out by Google Photos.Īfter being locked out of his Samsung tablet (supposedly it set itself a lockscreen out of the blue), I checked whether it had backed his photos up on Google Photos, but nothing there. I don't fully understand the underlying cause, so take this with a pinch of salt. So it's about time people laid FTP to rest. Mistakes we've learned from and have since written a thousand better transfer protocols. It got the job done when it was first written but it made a bunch of mistakes along the way. I normally get annoyed at the constant reinvention of wheel however some older tech is just bad and FTP is one of those. I'm not the sort of person who advocates new technology for the sake of new technology. In fact the whole process of working with ACH files is a complete mess and saying ACH still uses FTP doesn't really improve the validity of FTP - it just demonstrates more technology that really should have been depreciated before now. I've spent enough time building systems that interact with these kinds of banking systems to know that using FTP isn't doing themselves any favours. Have you seen the list of requirements used for FTPing ACH transfers? It uses TLS (something that isn't part of the original FTP specification - what little of one there was) to transfer PGP encrypted files (something that wasn't even invented when the FTP specification was written) and even with all these extra steps put in there's still a lot of ways the process can easily fall apart.

I don't often say things this strongly, but FTP should die. If one needs 'anonymous FTP' then you can also throw HTTPS into the list of better solutions: TLS encryption, compression, smarter handling of MIME types, and again no stupid fuzzy callback ports. Thankfully we have SFTP which natively supports chroot (not all FTP servers do), key-based logins (more secure) as well as passwords, compression, and no fuzzy callback ports like in FTP. ?FTP is outdated - from a bygone era we no longer compute in and thus by modern standard it's become horrible in every conceivable way. It's insure (no encryption - unless you're talking about FTP(E)S, but that introduces it's own issues), it's broken by design (no clear client/server relationship which can cause issues for NATing and filewalls (particularly if running with TLS), output specs depend on the host OS (eg directory listings), no automatic way of differentiating between text and binary data so modern FTP clients have to guess from file extensions (picking the wrong mode will break your files)). I get that many techies can live without Dropbox and it's ilk (myself included), but NOBODY should ever be advocating FTP. I really appreciate the feedback from the community, which helped me understand what the market opportunity was and what our customer segments are (didn't realize how big edu would be). Our funding comes from the Intel Edu Accelerator (ICAP) as well as various awards for education and social-impact entrepreneurship. Our tech is licensed by the CA Public Libraries, CNET, Bookshare, and others.

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