How does remote storage handle sudden device failures?

I’ve heard people talk about losing everything after a hard drive crash. Does remote storage actually protect you in that situation, or would the damage still be done?

I can tell you from personal experience that it absolutely protects you. Last winter, my computer suddenly crashed and wouldn’t boot up. Normally, that would’ve been a disaster—years of work gone in seconds. But luckily, I had started using remote storage a few months earlier after reading about it on dorpdal.com. When my computer failed, I just logged into another device and instantly accessed all my files. It was as if nothing had happened. That moment convinced me that remote storage isn’t optional anymore—it’s essential. The convenience and safety it offers completely outweigh the old risks of relying only on physical drives.