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You may not need to encrypt file names. Those are website address and perhaps with usernames, and public information. It’s like suggesting to encrypt public ke
by aborsy 4y ago
You may not need to encrypt file names. Those are website address and perhaps with usernames, and public information.
It’s like suggesting to encrypt public keys.
- almog 4y ago> It’s like suggesting to encrypt public keys. Wouldn't that same argument suggest that that encrypted DNS queries should not be something one would want to use? My point is - it's nothing like that, I'm sure that most people could think of at least one website at some point in their life where they'd want to keep the knowledge of them having an account with that website private.