> I would personally feel unsafe storing private documents on Mega due to the lack of public/private key encryption, but that's me.
It is probably worth pointing out that all of this encryption stuff is only for them. Nomatter how they brand it, the purpose is to give them plausible deniability, which they lacked with the previous Mega.
If you want encryption meant for you, then you should probably just encrypt your files yourself before you let Mega touch them.
It is probably worth pointing out that all of this encryption stuff is only for them. Nomatter how they brand it, the purpose is to give them plausible deniability, which they lacked with the previous Mega.
If you want encryption meant for you, then you should probably just encrypt your files yourself before you let Mega touch them.