Comment Comment by EnthusiastShiv Thanks for your feedback! Here’s a quick response to your concerns:1. Private Key Storage: Private keys are derived locally from your security factors when you set up them.2. Time Capsule Keys: The release of "time capsule" keys is governed by strict protocols, ensuring they’re only accessible at the specified time.3. AES Encryption: We use AES-256, not 512, will fix that typo.4. End-to-End Encryption: yes, End-to-end encryption requires both you and your beneficiaries to enable security factors. parent EnthusiastShiv 2 years ago
1. Private Key Storage: Private keys are derived locally from your security factors when you set up them.
2. Time Capsule Keys: The release of "time capsule" keys is governed by strict protocols, ensuring they’re only accessible at the specified time.
3. AES Encryption: We use AES-256, not 512, will fix that typo.
4. End-to-End Encryption: yes, End-to-end encryption requires both you and your beneficiaries to enable security factors.