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Personally, I've complained to them that as a premium user I should be given the option to fully encrypt a notebook (zero-knowledge style, so only I have the ke
by quinndupont 14y ago
Personally, I've complained to them that as a premium user I should be given the option to fully encrypt a notebook (zero-knowledge style, so only I have the keys). This prohibits all the social network-type sharing stuff though, so they are uninterested in doing this (same with Dropbox). It's a fundamental issue, but I hate that these companies think they should put "sharing" ahead of "security".
- ncryptedcloud 14y ago(Disclosure I work for nCrypted Cloud) The FREE product is still in Beta but the Pro version (due out in two months) WILL allow you to request zero knowledge and there will be no Recovery key. I know that you know that this means that if you ever forget your password, there is no helping you but I say it so that others reading this understand the dangers of this. Why are we going to supply this functionality then? Because users keep requesting it