Comment by daveoc64
3 years ago
Because it's impractical in a lot of cases.
Most consumers don't want to (or can't) deal with managing encryption keys, and aren't going to be keen on the idea that if you lose the key, you lose the data permanently.
3 years ago
Because it's impractical in a lot of cases.
Most consumers don't want to (or can't) deal with managing encryption keys, and aren't going to be keen on the idea that if you lose the key, you lose the data permanently.
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