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You trust the end users to back up their private keys?
by nkuttler 11y ago
You trust the end users to back up their private keys?
- __david__ 11y agoI don't care what other people do. I want client side encryption!
- jabl 11y agoAt least on Linux/OSX/Android, you can use encfs to have a encrypted directory tree.
- reitanqild 11y agoThen use tarsnap already. Bonus: it is owned by our own cperciva. tarsnap is nerdish, secure and reasonably priced for what it provides IIRC. Haven't used it though but expect someone would have yelled out here if it was bad. (In fact the only one I've seen bashing it was patio11, -because it was too cheap and too nerdish.)
- cperciva 11y agotptacek also complains that tarsnap is too nerdish. :-)
- msh 11y agoSpideroak can do it without private keys to back up.