All storage fails: How to make a bootable backup for an M1 Mac
I've spent too many years in the storage industry to trust any data storage product, including Apple's. But even though a completely dead M1 Mac SSD will brick your system, there are still reasons to have a bootable backup. Here's why. And how.
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