End-to-end encryption in action in Nextcloud

For a sub-set of extremely sensitive data, things like your social security number, passport and such, Nextcloud now introduces end-to-end encryption. The Nextcloud end-to-end encryption feature is designed such that the server never has access to unencrypted files or keys, nor does server-provided code ever handle unencrypted data which could provide avenues for compromise. You pick one or a few folders and encrypt them locally on the client, thus protecting them from any breach that might occur on the server.

[brianthompson]

I do not have the enable encryption option right off the bat. NextCloud 27.1.3 Linux AppImage Desktop Client 3.10.1

[JoaoSilva-gsjb]

does ONLYOFFICE integration server support e2e encryption?

[theroboticscodedepot]

This seems pretty lame. You are just encrypting files before you ever upload to the server. Well heck, I can do that with several different encryption programs. What would be nice is encrypting during the upload and decrypting on download. I know that's not any easy thing to accomplish but it is possible. I listened to lectures on how that is accomplished. It's also better than encrypting the drive the files are stored on if the keys are available on the server as (just as mentioned in your documentation) if the physical machine is stolen the it may be possible to decrypt the files.