Should you keep your backup data in a safe?

Macworld
Sep 19, 2017, 8:00 am428 pts
Backing up your data is important, and using Time Machine is a great way to do it. But do you need to go even further? Should you, say, go so far as to clone a drive and keep the drive in a a fireproof safe in their home bolted to the floor? A read asks: Even if somebody steals my iMac and Time Capsule, it is…

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