>What if I had a file named "How to beat 37Signals.docx"?
They wouldn't have released it, and you would be a moron for storing that data on _their_ servers.
> Or "Next iPad Specs - Official.pages"
You'd be a moron for storing that data on their servers.
The existence of cloud solutions doesn't beget the use of self controlled servers for truly critical data.
The reality is that the vast majority of business data is not interesting to anyone but themselves and possibly competitors. And the vast majority of those businesses and competitors are well outside the scope of 37. Thus your data is relatively safe. If you're that worried about the hosting provider being able to view you data, host it yourself. Simple...
They wouldn't have released it, and you would be a moron for storing that data on _their_ servers.
> Or "Next iPad Specs - Official.pages"
You'd be a moron for storing that data on their servers.
The existence of cloud solutions doesn't beget the use of self controlled servers for truly critical data.
The reality is that the vast majority of business data is not interesting to anyone but themselves and possibly competitors. And the vast majority of those businesses and competitors are well outside the scope of 37. Thus your data is relatively safe. If you're that worried about the hosting provider being able to view you data, host it yourself. Simple...