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   Kurt Weiske to Ed Vance   
   Re: Android Tablet Question   
   16 Jul 20 07:55:00   
   
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   -=> Ed Vance wrote to All <=-   
      
    EV> Howdy!,   
      
    EV> So far the info I've found about Chromebook computers has made me   
    EV> decide to forget buying a Chromebook because I "think" any personal   
    EV> information I would enter in one of them would be "In The Cloud"   
    EV> instead of just inside the Chromebook.   
      
    That's true. Cloud integration is part of the selling point.   
      
    EV> I am now wondering if Android Tablets Saves what I would enter in it   
    EV> "In The Cloud" or it is kept inside of the Tablet.   
      
    It depends. Android tablets out of the box integrate with Google for   
    backup, storage, app stores, etc.   
      
    EV> I don't want my personal information sent out of any Tablet unless I   
    EV> wanted to include it in a Email that "I send".   
      
    EV> I don't know much about Chromebooks or Tablets so thought I'd ask here   
    EV> to learn of others experience.   
      
    EV> Me Paranoid?   YEP!   
      
    I'd think your best bet would be a cheap laptop running Linux, if   
    you're adventurous. Windows, too - if you turn off all of the   
    marketing/data options and Cortana when you install it. Just don't   
    use any of the cloud services and store your data locally on the   
    laptop.   
      
      
      
      
      
      
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