The sentence that is not on this site
We do not tell you what we can and cannot read.
It is the sentence a reader expects from an encryption product, and it is absent here because it is a factual claim about system architecture, and it is enforceable. In November 2020 a regulator acted against a company for claiming end-to-end encryption while its servers held the keys. The settlement imposed twenty years of third-party assessments.
Six questions have to be answered before the sentence can be printed:
- Are filenames encrypted?
- Is directory structure encrypted?
- What do object sizes reveal?
- What does commit timing reveal?
- Is there any recovery or escrow path?
- Is there any support access mechanism?
If anything leaks, the sentence gets a carve-out — not a softer adjective. Until then it is not on this site in any form. {{claim:cannot-read-unanswered}}