Creative Cloud files synch question

[Il-Cartoonatico]

I just read the email stating that Adobe will stop synchronizing Creative Cloud files. I work primarily with Adobe Animate and have found it useful to synchronize my files and get a recovery file in case of data loss. This feature has saved my project and my time several times. But now I have some doubts about it. If Adobe discontinues the service, will it still be possible to recover one or more recovery files? If so, from where?

[John T Smith]

Copy files to a USB flash drive

A USB flash drive to keep in a safe place... here are 2, there are many more available
PNY brand https://www.amazon.com/PNY-512GB-Turbo-Attach%C3%A9-Flash/dp/B0BF5VHLBZ
SanDisk https://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-512GB-Ultra-Flash-Drive/dp/B083ZLJ5MG
Other flash drives are 1 or even 2 Terabytes
Formatting a flash drive https://www.usbmemorydirect.com/blog/flash-drive-format-types/

[kglad]

to prevent significant work loss save your flas with increasing version number appended to the file name.

[Il-Cartoonatico]

So it's as I thought. For example, if the power accidentally goes out at my house, I'm screwed because I can't anticipate the unexpected and create a backup in time.
As I said before, I have found the automatic file recovery feature really useful so far and one of the main reasons why I decided to rely on Adobe's service: priority to project safety.
Anyway, what a pity!

[kglad]

you're not "screwed" if you follow my suggestion. ie, with a power outage, you only lose the amount of work between your last two saves.

[Peru Bob]

 if the power accidentally goes out at my house, I'm screwed because I can't anticipate the unexpected and create a backup in time.

By @Il-Cartoonatico

If you use a properly sized Uninterrupted Power Supply like these, you will have time to back up and then properly shut down:

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Uninterrupted+Power+Supply&i=electronics&ref=bnav_search_go

[kglad]

power outage isn't the biggest item for most animate users.  it's an animate crash while editing a fla.