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I have reMarkable 2 and I think it is brilliant, however it has one deal breaker that is there is no encryption on the device. If you lose it, you risk your doc
by varispeed 5y ago
I have reMarkable 2 and I think it is brilliant, however it has one deal breaker that is there is no encryption on the device. If you lose it, you risk your documents landing in a bad actor hands.
One may say it's the same with actual paper - sure, but reMarkable 2 can store much more data than a suitcase of documents.
Then I have no idea whether documents on their cloud are encrypted and who has access to it beside myself.
So reMarkable has become an expensive paperweight.
I saw some people tried to get encrypted fs working, don't how well that works though.
I wrote an email to support about this and I never got any reply. Says all...
- ACS_Solver 5y agoTheir cloud is fully optional - you don't have to use the rM cloud, or even create an account. To me that is itself one of the killer features of the rM, it works as an offline device with local storage.
- CandyFace 5y agoThe latest update includes the ability to open password protected PDF's https://blog.remarkable.com/software-update-2-7-small-steps-can-lead-to-big-changes-to-your-workflow-842f5538ae41 https://blog.remarkable.com/software-update-2-7-small-steps-... Might be worth taking a look again