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Wait, are they saying that the clients don't store a local copy? Or that the local copy is inaccessible without the servers working?? That seems incredibly irre
by franga2000 7y ago
Wait, are they saying that the clients don't store a local copy? Or that the local copy is inaccessible without the servers working?? That seems incredibly irresponsible and I can't imagine a single reason for doing that.
Or is there something else going on that corrupted the users' local copies?
If the system is properly secure (i.e. data is encrypted and verifiable with the user's password-derived key) this shouldn't be possible, right?
- justincredible 7y agoJust from the comments it seems like a local copy is opt-in and also in the past the local copy was inaccessible when the servers weren't working.