• ExtremeDullard@lemmy.sdf.org
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    4 months ago

    Whatever its stores and however it stores it doesn’t matter to me: I moved its storage space to my ~/.Private encrypted directory. Same thing for my browser: I don’t use a master password or rely on its encryption because I set it up so it too saves my profile in the ~/.Private directory.

    See here for more information. You can essentially secure any data saved by any app with eCryptfs - at least when you’re logged out.

    Linux-only of course. In Windows… well, Windows.

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      4 months ago

      Or ext4 encrytion. Which is overpowered. You can have different keys for different files and directories.