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I can't see any way that I can save information on your service and have it inaccessible to the admins, especially if the note will be sent as a PDF to the regi
by ColinWright 4y ago
I can't see any way that I can save information on your service and have it inaccessible to the admins, especially if the note will be sent as a PDF to the registered recipients.
So I really can't put anything sensitive in the note, including things like passwords or bank codes. That rather limits the usefulness.
- moinism 4y agoThat is understandable. The note is stored encrypted using AES 256-bit keys. The only time it's decrypted without your credentials is when you don't login during the check-in period. I also want to make it end-to-end encrypted (still looking into it) but that has a UX problem. If the recipients need a key to decrypt it, a new problem of keeping the key safe and not forget about it also appears. And if we keep the key on our server then it also kills the whole point of e2e. I'd love to know any change I can make to make your more confident in it?