Picture this. It’s Saturday at 9:30a.m. Your mother calls.
“Hey, Mom.”
“Don’t you ‘hey’ me. Whatever happened to those bicycle relay race pictures you were going to send me?”
“Well, I sent you the download link last week, Mom didn’t you get that?”
“How did you send it to me? The mail?”
Okay, let’s just stop right there before this turns into even more of a hot mess than it already is. You’ve got family and friends, right? That means, they want stuff from you. Maybe your money, but most likely your pictures. The scenario above is just one example.
But, while you might trust your wayward brother-in-law with sharing and printing those pics of junior’s special moments on the tricycle, you wouldn’t be comfortable with giving him the power to delete them. With NextCloud, not only can you share data over your own, personal network, but you can control who can do what with it. That means that your B-I-L can’t wipe out your firstborn’s entire childhood in still-life.
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