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If the main security complaint (at the moment) is that the locally-stored data is easily accessible to an attacker, how does openrecall solve that? Wouldn’t its
by sseagull 2y ago
If the main security complaint (at the moment) is that the locally-stored data is easily accessible to an attacker, how does openrecall solve that? Wouldn’t its db be as vulnerable?
- kirth_gersen 2y agoIt seems they are at least aware of this, as their repo page says, "Privacy-focused: Your data is stored locally on your device, and you have the option (soon to be implemented) to encrypt it with a password for added security. No cloud integration is required." So, it appears they haven't implemented security yet, but plan to.
- tvt_123 2y agoYeah, as long as the data is encrypted that should solve the stolen or lost concern. Wouldn't want my entire history searchable to a malicious party, what a nightmare.