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E2EE cloud storage providers with FOSS clients?
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this post was submitted on 18 Jul 2026
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If that were true, TLS/HTTPS would count as E2EE. I don't think your definition is correct, but I could of course be wrong. But yes, I want client side encryption.
But thanks, I'll think about it.
Yeah, I guess E2EE usually depicts two clients connected through a server. So the clients (the "ends") have keys but the server doesn't. In your picture there's only one "end". So it may be better to just say client-side encryption.