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Sure, but almost no one is managing their own keys and knows enough about the various e2ee algorithms to make these decisions on their own. Do you know of a go
by culi 1y ago
Sure, but almost no one is managing their own keys and knows enough about the various e2ee algorithms to make these decisions on their own.
Do you know of a good piece of software or tool that lets a layperson interface with any cloud storage provider?
- jank199x 1y agohttps://github.com/restic/restic https://github.com/restic/restic not exactly for a "layperson", to be honest, but easy enough for someone familiar with a command line
- NetMageSCW 1y agoSo entirely unusable by any layperson, or the majori of the population.
- herewulf 1y agoObviously the majority of the population needs to elect better leaders, or failing that, be out in the streets over this. But they aren't. They don't care and there lies the real problem.
- Kerrick 1y agoThe closest I've found is VeraCrypt, which is near the edge of what I'd call layperson-friendly. But if you store a VeraCrypt drive on the cloud, you'll need to re-upload the entire encrypted file--usually quite large--every time you change anything at all. That's a _lot_ of bandwidth, and likely to be quite slow to sync.
- MattTheRealOne 1y agohttps://cryptomator.org/ https://cryptomator.org/
- tucnak 1y agoSparsebundles