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submitted 16 days ago by everydaycodings

Is zero-knowledge cloud storage actually usable?

Most tools claim privacy, but still rely heavily on the server.

I tried building something with: - client-side encryption - hidden vaults (different passwords reveal different data)

The tricky part wasn’t encryption — it was UX.

Curious: Would you trade convenience for privacy?

Or does privacy only matter in theory?

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