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At this time I am pretty neutral in my feelings about Palm Profile. I like the idea of being able to restore my phone or restore a new phone with all my settings and applications and what not. However, I am a little concerned that there appears to be no method by which I can view or control what data Palm has stored. I don't mind if Palm has the data about my settings and applications, but I am not very keen on Palm having my personal data such as my contacts, calendar info, bookmarks, etc. I would like to keep as much of my personal data off of Palm's servers. And as was previously stated in this thread, there are other methods for backing up personal data so there is really no reason Palm must have anyone's personal data (although having the option to back up personal data would be ideal -- actually, having the option to choose which data you want backed up to Palm's servers would be most ideal).
Another interesting observation: In the Contacts Preferences & Accounts there is no option to delete the Palm Profile as a contact account. And when I select the Palm Profile account it shows that I have two contacts associated with the Palm Profile, but there is no way to know which contacts (and as someone eluded to previously in this thread -- are these the contacts that I have entered directly to my phone? And does this mean that the Palm Profile only backs up contact information that is directly entered into the phone?).
Like I said -- I do not dislike Palm Profile at this point, however Palm needs to disclose a little more information about this operation and develop options to view the data being backed up as well as develop options to elect which data is being backed up.
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