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But that does not matter if you trust your client and everything gets encrypted locally. That's the entire point of client-side encryption, not having to trust
by danbruc 12y ago
But that does not matter if you trust your client and everything gets encrypted locally. That's the entire point of client-side encryption, not having to trust the server. Just review and then compile the client. And just self-hosting the server will not make you any saver because the client may be rogue and send your data to anyone.