THIS IS A VERY INFORMATIVE ARTICLE THAT ALSO TALKS TO WHAT TIME MACHINE DOESNOT DO.
Better backups with Time Machine
by Joe Kissell
Feb 15, 2008 9:15 am
Although any backup is better than no backup at all, Time Machine may not protect your data to the extent or in the way that you need. A few significant weaknesses offset its impressive strengths.
What Time Machine can do for you
Time Machine copies the files on your computer to a destination you designate—an external hard drive, a second drive inside your Mac, an extra partition on your internal hard disk, a network server, or Apple's new Time Capsule device. Then, once an hour, the program runs again, updating your backup to include whatever files have changed since last time.
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