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Ah, so local data is not encrypted. It's only encrypted before packets are sent to the servers?
by owaislone 8y ago
Ah, so local data is not encrypted. It's only encrypted before packets are sent to the servers?
- yoklov 8y agoYes, for the most part. For passwords the story is a bit more complex (they're encrypted locally on all platforms, either with your master password (Desktop, probably Android but I don't remember), or a random key stored in the OS storage for iOS), But we don't use the sync key to encrypt local data ever; many users never set up sync, and have no sync key