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> Apple, as an example, promise that your keys are end-to-end encrypted and not viewable by Apple themselves. That means single device users are in for a bad t
by donmcronald 4y ago
> Apple, as an example, promise that your keys are end-to-end encrypted and not viewable by Apple themselves.
That means single device users are in for a bad time if they lose their device.
- lll-o-lll 4y agoIncorrect. They get a new phone, login with their password and all their keys are downloaded to the new device.
- donmcronald 3y agoI’m guessing that means there’s some kind of key derivation happening which means it’s super similar to modern password managers IMO. I realize there are some benefits, but in a password based world I can memorize my highest value passwords and salt others with a common password. I don’t see the value in making such a big change for such little gain.