Which year are you in? olmesartan hct Your local-storage solution is certainly an option, but one that’s not very convenient. After all, if you’re concerned about that data touching the Internet you won’t want to allow it to be accessible via any means other than your local network. And even then, you’ll have to lock down that device with a very firm password should someone break into your home and steal it. And you should memorize that password rather than write it down in case an errant nephew wanders by, finds the password that you’ve taped to the bottom of the drive, and accesses your stuff. And then you’ll need to back up its data to yet another device and keep that device in another location in case the original hard drive fails or is damaged.