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That's cool, but it's still the same party providing both the storage mechanism, and the JS that encrypts the content on the client-side. You have to trust them
by air7 8y ago
That's cool, but it's still the same party providing both the storage mechanism, and the JS that encrypts the content on the client-side. You have to trust them that they are not "peeking" at the keys you are generating using their code in your browser.
- mrmanner 8y agoBut at least you only need to trust them now, and not every incarnation of them in the future =)
- SubiculumCode 8y agoNot to mention that onr could always encrypt it themselves then use ff send
- jszymborski 8y agoThis is where WebCrypto in browser extensions begins to get interesting, I think.