https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=394181
--- Comment #2 from Tom <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Henrik Fehlauer from comment #1) > However, only having the logfile comes with some problems: > > 2. Privacy: Secretly keeping a log of all uploads might not be what users > expect. At least this needs a checkbox in the settings to turn it off > (perhaps with a link next to it which would open the logfile in a text > editor). > Perhaps can can have a look how Greenshot has solved this AFAIR, there was simply the logfile, Easy ad-hoc privacy solution: Store each image url and deletion url pair -> GnuPG-encrypted with the public key(s) of the user, and a timestamp in plain: timestamp + gpg-encrypted(image-url, deletion-url) - if there is only one valid secret key, use the public key of it (must be the one of the user); or - if there is more than one valid secret key, simply encrypt to all available pub keys (of the user). So in case, that the user wants to delete an image s/he needs to decrypt the logfile entries. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
