What does Backblaze classify as financial information?

Question

Under Settings->Reports, some files are classified as financial information. What does Backblaze classify as financial information?

Answer 1

What does Backblaze classify as financial information?

Files with extension abd, hcx, ibank, npc, qba, qbb, qbw, qdf, qdt, qel, qif, qmd, qph, qsd, qtx, t08, tax, t04, t05, t06, t07, t08, t09, or tdb.

Answer from Reddit user and Backblaze employee bzChristopher:

All of the categories in the report are based on file types included in the backups. Those file types are listed in the bzinfo.xml file here:

/Library/Backblaze.pkg/bzdata/bzinfo.xml

OR

C:\ProgramData\Backblaze\bzdata\bzinfo.xml

Here are the default categories and types:

<filesetdef filesetname="docs" extensions="dic,dif,doc,dochtml,docmhtml,docm,docx,docxml,dot,dotx,dotxml,dpx,exc,fad,fdf,fphtml,gdb,gra,grd,htm,html,nick,nkz,odf,odt,one,pages,pdf,rtf,scp,sxw,txt,wma,wpd,wps,wtx,rwz,xml" />
<filesetdef filesetname="spreadsheets" extensions="csv,mda,mdb,mde,numbers,odb,ods,qpw,sxc,wdb,wks,xlr,xls,xlsb,xlsm,xlsx,xltm,xltx,xlt,xltx,xlw" />
<filesetdef filesetname="presentations" extensions="keynote,ppt,pot,pps,ppa,sxi,odp,pptx,pptm,ppsx,potx,potm" />
<filesetdef filesetname="financial" extensions="abd,hcx,ibank,npc,qba,qbb,qbw,qdf,qdt,qel,qif,qmd,qph,qsd,qtx,t08,tax,t04,t05,t06,t07,t08,t09,tdb" />
<filesetdef filesetname="pictures" extensions="apdb,ai,bmp,cr2,crw,dib,dng,emf,fppiclib,icl,icns,ico,icon,img,jfif,jpg,jpe,jpeg,jp2,gif,lrcat,mac,mrw,nef,odg,pef,pic,pict,pct,pcx,pdp,png,pnt,pntd,psd,qti,qtif,rle,svg,tif,tiff,wdp,wmd,wmf,xcf" />
<filesetdef filesetname="music" extensions="aif,aifc,aiff,au,cda,flac,mp3,mid,midi,m4a,m4b,m4p,m4r,nmw,oga,ogg,rmi,snd,wav,wpl,wm,wma,wmx,wvx" />
<filesetdef filesetname="video" extensions="asx,asf,avi,dv,dvr-ms,mov,m2v,m2ts,m4v,mfp,mkv,mlv,mp2,mp4,mpa,mpe,mpeg,mpg,mod,mpv2,mp2v,msdvd,mswmm,mts,ogv,qt,ram,rm,rmvb,swf,spd,vob,wmv" />
<filesetdef filesetname="email" extensions="dbx,eml,emlx,emlxpart,mapimail,mbx,oab,ost,pab,pce,pst,wab,wab~,msf,toc" />
<filesetdef filesetname="zips" extensions="bz2,cpgz,gz,lightspeedbackup,rar,sit,tar,tgz,tz,z,zip" />
<filesetdef filesetname="browserfavorites" extensions="adr,url,webbookmark,webloc" />
<filesetdef filesetname="usercustom01" extensions="" />

You can add or remove file types to the above, just be sure not to break the formatting.