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What would drag-and-drop copying errors result in for personal photos and videos? Is it necessary to copy them with an extra integrity software? Best such software for Mac OS? (zerobytes.monster)

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The original post: /r/datahoarder by /u/AntarcticNightingale on 2024-05-23 15:59:39.

What percentage of drag-and-drop copy result in undetected errors on a MacOS? (Discounting detected errors like sometimes if there are issues with not enough storage, I get a pop up telling me the problem, so that doesn’t count.)

I’m just copying decades worth of personal photos and videos, and some documents. What would an undetected error be like? Just a single pixel of a picture damaged, a portion of the picture, entire picture, or entire batches of pictures and media?

If the error rate is something to be concerned about, what is the MacOS equivalent of TetaCopy?

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