The problem with commercial enterprises is that they are commercial, and when they don't make a profit anymore, they go bankrupt, like Digital Railroad did a few years ago. The cloud exists because people and/or commercial entities pay for it. The only thing that can be truly trusted are our own copies of whatever media we own. If schools weren't so hung up in previous decades, they would be teaching backup of essential data. If electronic stores weren't so hung up in the latest, profit making gadget, they would be promoting reliable, personal backup systems as a "must have" for anyone owning an electronic device able to capture data.
But they don't, and my guess is that they might never. Time these days is too precious to be spent on yesterday, when there's a stack of tomorrows waiting to be explored and captured, like fireflies or sparklers. Reminds me of the place where I live. There's one time only, and that time is now