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I want to use Obsidian but the only thing that keep me off is the lack of encryption support. That is why I am staying with Joplin since it offers a full encryp

I want to use Obsidian but the only thing that keep me off is the lack of encryption support. That is why I am staying with Joplin since it offers a full encryption. Obsidian does have a plugin for the encryption but only partial of it.

gareim 5y ago
Joplin does not encrypt notes at rest. Only data being synced is encrypted; when it gets to its destination it’s available unencrypted in an SQLite database. Any program running on your computer can read your Joplin notes at any time. The developer has come out against implementing encryption-at-rest many times throughout the years. Their suggestion is that you use another form of encryption, like veracrypt. Notably, this makes using Joplin with encryption-at-rest impossible on iOS. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/requesting-encryption-of-local-joplin-data-at-rest-encryption/15145 https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/requesting-encryption-of-l...
- laurent123456 5y ago
  For information, iOS is not an issue because all data is encrypted by default anyway. So app-level encryption would be unnecessary. Those who ask for encryption at rest mainly want it on desktop, as they share their computer with people they (apparently) don't trust.