Yes, absolutely... making full-backups of HDDs had and has become problematic.
I was a data-storage product manager at a multi-national corporation.
Before I retired, we had given up on performing full-backups of HDDs on the weekends.
We had to use mirroring to off-site storage as the new data-recovery process.
Also, because of legal requirements, some of the mirrored HDDs had to be moved to Iron Mountain for long term storage.
When I retired the corporation was trying to get rid of the Iron Mountain requirements because it was becoming too difficult to create copies of the mirrored drives.
For my home PC, I have a 12TB HDD that stores multi-media files such as video, audio and pictures.
I use eSATAIII for backups to local external HDD storage and I have given up on full-backups.
I perform incremental backups only.
My PC was built in 2012. When I get around to building a new PC (probably early 2022) I will definitely need to have some type of mirroring set up for HDD backups with some type of automatic file-versioning built in.