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I think a common approach would be using password-derived keys which would _not_ be stored on any server, but could still be used across multiple devices. > Al
by m90 6y ago
I think a common approach would be using password-derived keys which would _not_ be stored on any server, but could still be used across multiple devices.
> Also, it would be pretty easy to share keys between your devices.
Genuine question: What's the most common and easy way of doing that at the moment?
- justSayin000001 6y agoFrom your statement about “anyone who gains access to the account would still be able to read and write DMs, even when they would be encrypted” I thought we were looking for an approach that gives more security. Having the account password seed the encryption would still leave us with the same problem. Easiest way I have seen is when an apple device asks if you want to share the wifi password with another device.