I bought my new Mac Mini in late March–early April. My older one had stopped working after 12 years! Never in my wildest dreams did I imagine that my data was in any more danger. WRONG!!!! The entire computer went belly-up last week. I lost all the work I had done for all those months because I just didn't take the time to back everything up properly. I was able to restore things to where they had been in the spring, but the lost data is heartbreaking. I lost work I'd done for business and personal purposes. Basically what happened was that I could no longer use a keyboard or mouse to communicate with the computer. When I took it in to the Apple store, they had to replace the logic board. I told them they had ruined Christmas for me, but that's the least of it. I've been in a state of shock since it happened. I've used Macs for thirty years and never had anything like this happen before. And then, when I finally got things up and running again I found out I could no longer synch the music on my iPhone to my "new" Mac. I had done it before it had its meltdown, but now Apple seems to think it needs to make more money by screwing their customers even further. I'd have to pay for Apple Music every month to be able to synch what I already PAID FOR!!! from the phone to the computer. Well I won't. If anyone comes up with a hack to get around it, I'll be on the lookout for it, believe me. I don't want to give those grifters another cent if I feel they haven't earned it, and at this point, I certainly do not feel any amicability toward that company. Too big for their britches is what I think.