> Relying on a third party cloud provider for your secrets is the opposite of a security model. Why? If you encrypt your data, it doesn't matter where it sits.

> Relying on a third party cloud provider for your secrets is the opposite of a security model. Why? If you encrypt your data, it doesn't matter where it sits. And if you don't, then there's not much difference between the government getting the data from AWS or them seizing your laptop. And a non-state actor will probably find it much easier to steal your laptop than to get access to your cloud account. > If you are talking about the browser sandbox, then it helps nothing with keeping your data secure from actors you dont realize are bad. Of course it does. My tabs from different domains can't steal data from each other or from the rest of my machine. The desktop applications I install can.