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It's easy to say "Encrypt everything," but how do you go about it? For folks looking for an "easy" cross-platform solution to encrypt your sensitive bits in the cloud, check out Cryptomator [^1].

[^1]: https://cryptomator.org/

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Restic. If you create a restic backup it asks you for an encryption password, you enter it, co fogure the folders etc.

Sadly it has no gui (that I know of) but something like runtestic can help with automated incremental and encrypted backups, where you only want to keep the last n versions (and for example a weekly snapshot)


On Gnome, DejaDup recently rolled out restic support, and I must say, it's looking really good!

If you use Gnome, I would encourage you to use it and give feedback here [1]

[1] https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/deja-dup/-/issues/192


Thanks for the hint, I am a KDE plasma user, but I will keep this in mind for Gnome users in my circle.




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