3 ms·Right but they don’t encrypt the files, do they? So they have a clear copy of it in their servers, correct?by ornornor 6y agoRight but they don’t encrypt the files, do they? So they have a clear copy of it in their servers, correct?BorisEm 6y agoFiles are encrypted at rest, but no end to end encryption, you're right.ornornor 6y agoOk that’s the same as Firefox send then. The server operators can’t decrypt the files without the key contained in the url, at which point the file is decrypted and transmitted over https.