With the conclusion of Google Summer of Code 2024, we’re thrilled to share that four of our sponsored projects achieved remarkable success! Continuing our series of posts highlighting each project, today we’re featuring the work of @wh201906 . This project tackled the challenge of optimising encrypt…

I believe I have already embraced the new native encryption support for 256-bit keys. How can I confirm if that is true on my Joplin desktop (Windows) or my mobile app (Android)?

IIRC newly created notes should automatically use the new encryption. If you initially enabled end to end encryption in an older version and want all existing notes to use the new encryption, you can go to Tools | Options | Encryption | Show Advanced Settings | click Re-encrypt data. NOTE: Take a b…

Each version of Joplin contains all encryption methods. So the encryption method for older synced databases is per note. Nevertheless, from the user's perspective, it lacks some information in End-To-End Encryption (E2EE) page , app Encryption section, and About Joplin menu to clarify which are used.…

GSoC 2024: Native encryption support

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anon55947162 2 November 2024 19:32 2

I’m glad to have waited for these commits. Thanks for this in-depth work! I hope our notes will remain private for all this century

Thanks to @wh201906 and all people envolved.

Topic		Replies	Views
Introduction of this project Native Encryption gsoc-2024	0	245	26 May 2024
Interest GSoC'24 \| Saurabh GSoC	1	291	25 February 2024
Final report of the Native Encryption project Native Encryption report	0	414	14 September 2024
Parameters for the new encryption Native Encryption	7	381	1 July 2024
About the Native Encryption category Native Encryption	0	140	4 May 2024

GSoC 2024: Native encryption support

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