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It runs on your own devices, which should either be trusted or have their own encryption (it's built into every major OS). Why would additional encryption be u
by mkl 8y ago
It runs on your own devices, which should either be trusted or have their own encryption (it's built into every major OS). Why would additional encryption be useful?
- zorked 8y agoThe point is exactly running on untrusted devices - get a el cheapo server at some VPS provider and have it backup all your data + serve it from a always-on decent datacenter connection. I've also been waiting for that one feature :/
- mkl 8y agoI see. So it would intentionally not be a live usable copy. I've been using Duplicity going to Wasabi for that purpose - encryption, versioning, etc. One of my Syncthing nodes is an always-on PC at home, so the files sync with other devices whenever/wherever they have a network connection, which is what your encrypted node would do.