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The process or product of preserving data for the purpose of recovery from a data loss event.
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How can I find exactly what files are included in my last Time Machine backup?
I find that my Time Machine backup never passes an hour without backing up files, even if I haven't used the Mac. I've excluded .Trash and Downloads under my user folder. … A typical hourly backup is 60-70MB, and I want to know exactly what files are being backed up here so I can possibly exclude them too. …
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