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It's not always about trust. Sometimes it's more about the burden of having the keys. mega is a good example of why client side encryption is used. They don't
by gnur 12y ago
It's not always about trust. Sometimes it's more about the burden of having the keys.
mega is a good example of why client side encryption is used. They don't want the burden / liability of knowing what is stored on their server. (they probably know it anyway, but the idea stands).
- wtbob 12y agoThat protects mega (the server); it does nothing to protect the client. As the client, I care about my protection.