> They do have access to all files, as it is in their servers. not if they have the encrypted content only, and the decode key is only in the hash portion of a

> They do have access to all files, as it is in their servers. not if they have the encrypted content only, and the decode key is only in the hash portion of a url, which never goes to a server. But i guess crafting a technocal "solution" to a legal problem doesn't work, since the law works off intentions, and how much money you pay lawyers...