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cloudencryption [2023_06_22 05:41] – external edit 127.0.0.1cloudencryption [2023_08_15 20:40] – [Uploading] steven
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-A user can set his own password to encrypt files uploaded in the web browser (entered when uploading), in the desktop tools, and also using the File Fabric Android App.+A user can set his own password to encrypt files uploaded in the web browser (entered when uploading) and in the desktop tools.
  
 In the browser when uploading the user has the option to encrypt the files and enter the encryption phrase. The encrypted file will be listed with a shield icon. In the browser when uploading the user has the option to encrypt the files and enter the encryption phrase. The encrypted file will be listed with a shield icon.
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 For Windows and Mac Apps the user can set the encryption phrase in settings or in the dedicated windows explorer explicitly set the encryption password on upload. For Windows and Mac Apps the user can set the encryption phrase in settings or in the dedicated windows explorer explicitly set the encryption password on upload.
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-On the File Fabric Android App files uploaded can also be encrypted on upload from the device 
  
 Unlike the account level encryption the encryption phrase set by personal users is **not stored on the server** ie. the user has to remember the phrase otherwise they will not be able to gain access to the file and if they forget it there is no way for the SME service to recover it. Unlike the account level encryption the encryption phrase set by personal users is **not stored on the server** ie. the user has to remember the phrase otherwise they will not be able to gain access to the file and if they forget it there is no way for the SME service to recover it.
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