@EnjuAihara Doesn't work. Idea is you can't be held responsible or legally compelled for anything if it's all encrypted and you comply when asked. If the entire drive is encrypted then you have the keys to unlock it. It's as useless as it gets. But if each request includes a private key you can then not log you can't be held responsible

@EnjuAihara @applejack applejack is right tho, if you want zero knowledge, you have to have the clients encrypt their files before uploading them

@KayFaraday @EnjuAihara That can't be done unless you expect people to enable JS, but you can encrypt it server side and not store any knowledge of it

@applejack @EnjuAihara but if you encrypt it server side, you can decrypt it server side, right?

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@KayFaraday @EnjuAihara Theoretically, yes, if you store the private key. The idea is you don't do that for your own benefit instead of the client trusting you with secrets

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