My setup on GrapheneOS with all the exploit protections on except some off for apps with compatibility issues. Thoughts?
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Wait isn't that defeating the purpose of KeePass? I strictly use it as a local password manager (no cloud backups and such), since I thought that was the main spelling point
Or is the database file encrypted with a password? If not you might want to use something like VeraCrypt to encrypt and password protect the database files on the cloud
Didn't see this comment but: I trust enough my cloud provider + the database file is encrypted with the masterpassword you set for your keepass.
I also use this cloud to host my Joplin notes, which are also E2EE (joplin supports it) so even if my cloud provider would take a peek it's all encrypted.
Ah ok, I was wondering if the database file is encrypted, ignore my comment since it was intended for if the file is unencrypted by default