If you stop paying, the only thing that happens is you lose the ability to use certain features (e.g. password protected public shares) - data / file access is all the same across plans. Also, since the files are actually all resident on systems you own/control, you have a second layer of assurance there.
We'll give some thought about how to support a perpetual license path - it may be sustainable given certain assumptions.
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If you stop paying, the only thing that happens is you lose the ability to use certain features (e.g. password protected public shares) - data / file access is all the same across plans. Also, since the files are actually all resident on systems you own/control, you have a second layer of assurance there.
We'll give some thought about how to support a perpetual license path - it may be sustainable given certain assumptions.
Thanks for the great perspectives...