2025-12-04 07:28:09

Company-managed document storage? That's a privacy leak waiting to happen.

Here's the thing most people miss: when your files live on corporate servers, you've already surrendered control. Legal docs, contracts, sensitive analysis—all exposed.

The smarter move? Local processing. Zero cloud uploads, zero third-party access. Your machine handles everything, nothing leaves your device.

Perfect for anyone dealing with confidential legal materials who actually values data sovereignty.

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ForkTrooper

· 17h ago

Handling this locally is really reliable, but to be honest, most people simply won't bother with it.

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HappyToBeDumped

· 12-04 07:57

What do enterprise servers store anyway? Just waiting for their data to be sold. It's more reliable to process things locally.

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GateUser-4745f9ce

· 12-04 07:54

Haha, corporate servers are like ticking time bombs. We've all been sold and still don't know it.

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MidnightMEVeater

· 12-04 07:50

Another "local storage savior" story—wake up, your legal letter has long been swimming in the dark pool of some mining pool.

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CascadingDipBuyer

· 12-04 07:37

Enterprise cloud storage? Wake up, bro, your files have long been in someone else’s hands. --- Agreed, local processing is indeed the only way out. Just look at how those law firms handle it. --- Seriously? The cloud provider says "zero access" and I’m supposed to believe it? Yeah, right. --- So what’s the key, then? Still have to set up your own servers if you go local? --- Agreed, storing legal documents in the cloud is just asking for a lawsuit. --- Wait, what about if your local system gets hacked? That part hasn’t been addressed. --- I think what’s even tougher is you even have to manage your own backups—such a hassle. --- "Data sovereignty" sounds great, but most people aren’t even aware enough to use it. --- But if a regular company really wants to go local, the cost… never mind, I don’t even want to think about it.

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