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Security & encryption·

Client-Side vs Server-Side Encryption: Which Cloud Storage Keeps Your Data Safer?

Cloud storage encryption can happen on your device (client-side) or on the provider's servers (server-side). This article breaks down the technical and legal differences, explaining why zero-knowledge architectures like May·Secret offer superior privacy.

Guides by profession·

Secure cloud storage for professionals (lawyers, accountants, doctors): the guide

Lawyers, accountants, doctors: your professional confidentiality obligations demand guarantees a consumer cloud doesn't cover. Here's what to require from a host for sensitive professional documents.

Comparisons·

May·Secret vs. Google Drive, Dropbox, pCloud: which cloud really protects your files?

Google Drive, Dropbox and pCloud all encrypt your files — but not the same way, and not with the same guarantees. A technical comparison of encryption, hosting, and provider access to your data.

GDPR·

GDPR and data hosting: what the law really says about encryption

The GDPR doesn't explicitly mandate encryption, but in practice it makes it close to compulsory for any sensitive data. A look at the legal framework and what zero-knowledge encryption changes in the event of a breach.

Security & encryption·

End-to-end encryption: how it really works (and why marketing abuses the term)

"End-to-end encryption" has become a marketing claim slapped on products that don't always honor it. Here's how to recognize genuine E2E encryption, and what sets it apart from the "at rest" encryption most clouds offer.

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