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This could lead to a rise in services offering client-side encryption. A 'better' homepage might help.
by nsmartt 13y ago
This could lead to a rise in services offering client-side encryption. A 'better' homepage might help.
- lisper 13y agoAnyone who needs a "better" home page probably ought not to be using it.
- nsmartt 13y agoDevelopers with a budding interest in cryptography should certainly be using this, even if they shouldn't be asking users to trust their work. Your mentality excludes a rather large set of users who may not realize what they've found. Also, a homepage with a pitch, a visually appealing design, etc would likely generate some buzz from people who aren't interested in using it but are interested in the concept. This could very well lead to discovery by developers who would otherwise have never found it.
- anonova 13y agoMega does something like this. Encryption is done client-side. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mega_(website)#Data_encryption https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mega_(website)#Data_encryption