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Is this a misuse of the term "end-to-end encryption"?
Dec. 7, 2023, 9:59 p.m. | /u/leannatroi
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>End-to-end encryption: Storage encryption, encrypted communication and encryption during uploads and downloads
The actual security overview has this to say on encryption (software name replaced with XXX):
>Data Encryption
SSL connections and client-specific keys create a safe connection between client and server.
XXX always encrypts any transferred, stored, or processed customer data according to …
cloud cloud-based communication downloads encrypted encryption end end-to-end file file sharing name privacy product security security overview sharing software storage website
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