Hey all, I was taking a fresh look at Perkeep after the 0.10 release, and was curious about the current state of encryption. As far as I can tell, it's still considered in-development/unstable, but I also saw that it'd been heavily updated for the 0.10 release. Is our data safe if we use encrypted blobs, or should we still avoid that for production to avoid data loss? If we should avoid it, what are people doing in practice to secure their blob storage? I don't really care about the local copy running on my NAS, since that's firewalled and has encrypted drives that I control, but, IIUC, I'd really need to reach for something else right now if I wanted secure mirrors on Google/Azure/B2. Are people figuring this doesn't really matter for now, or am I misunderstanding where GPG fits into things, or maybe people are running Perkeep localish and then going with an encrypted backup solution like Duplicity/restic/whatever, or what?
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