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@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ or his application data from the cloud.
In many ways, data availability has become a necessary precondition for an
application to be considered "user friendly". Unfortunately, most applications
attempt to provide high data availability by rolling their own custom solution
or relying on a third party API, such as Dropbox. This approach
is
has several
or relying on a third party API, such as Dropbox. This approach has several
drawbacks: the user has no control or access to the data should they wish to
switch applications or data providers; custom data synchronizations schemes are
often an afterthought, poorly designed, and vulnerable to attack and data
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