Files encrypted at rest on Apple’s servers represents protection for Apple against external threats, not for the user. These are security schemes that do not e

Files encrypted at rest on Apple’s servers represents protection for Apple against external threats, not for the user. These are security schemes that do not enhance the user’s privacy. It’s cool that some companies are security conscious enough to do this, but for the user’s privacy remember that ... if it’s not end to end encrypted, it doesn’t matter for privacy, just for security and those two notions are very different ;-)