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Hey everyone, ready for another deep dive?

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Today, we're exploring CryptPad.

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Ooh, CryptPad.

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Yeah, it's a platform for collaborating on documents

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and spreadsheets and all that.

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But the cool thing is, it keeps your data

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super secure and private.

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I like the sound of that already.

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Right, and before we get too deep into it,

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a quick shout out to our sponsor, Safeserver.

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Those are the folks hosting this.

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Yep, they're the experts in hosting software like CryptPad.

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And they can help you out with your digital transformation.

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You can find them at www.safeserver.de.

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All right, noted.

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Now, back to CryptPad.

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Right, CryptPad.

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So imagine a world where all your documents are truly yours.

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Like no one else can peek.

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Exactly, no prying eyes, not even the platform itself.

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That's the promise of CryptPad.

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It's collaborative, end-to-end encrypted, and open source.

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Sounds impressive, but how does it actually work?

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Yeah, that's the big question, right?

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And are there any trade-offs?

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Trade-offs are always a thing.

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For sure.

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So let's find out.

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So first things first, end-to-end encryption.

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Sounds kind of like something from a spy movie, right?

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A little bit, yeah.

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Can you break it down for us?

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Explain it in a way that even someone

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who's totally new to this whole concept can understand.

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OK, imagine you're sending a postcard,

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but you want to keep the message secret.

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So you write in code.

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Exactly.

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You write in a code that only you and the person you're

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sending it to can understand.

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That's basically end-to-end encryption.

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So like a secret language.

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Yeah, pretty much.

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And in CryptPad, your browser is like the code writer.

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It scrambles your data before it even gets sent to the server.

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So even if someone intercepts the information,

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it's just gibberish to them.

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Yep, exactly.

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OK, so that means even the people running the CryptPad

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servers can't read my stuff.

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Exactly.

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Now, there's this concept called honest but curious

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administrator.

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What's that like?

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They're curious, but they won't do anything bad.

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Right.

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Think of it like a friend who might

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be tempted to peek at your diary,

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but ultimately respects your privacy.

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So they could technically access the server,

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but they can't actually read my documents.

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Precisely, like they have keys to the building,

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but not to the individual rooms.

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OK, that makes sense.

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But are there still any vulnerabilities?

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Well, even with strong encryption,

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there are some things to consider.

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Like hackers trying to break in?

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Well, those are external threats,

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and CryptPad is pretty good at resisting those.

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The vulnerabilities we're talking about are more subtle.

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OK, like what?

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Like if you share a document link with someone

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and they leak it, or if someone hacks your device

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and steals your decryption key, then the security is broken.

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So trust still plays a role, even

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in this super secure system.

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You need to be mindful of who you share your documents with

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and make sure your devices are secure.

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Right, makes sense.

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But how can I be sure I'm using a CryptPad

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instance that's properly configured and up

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to date with the latest security measures?

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That's a great question.

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It's important to use an instance that's

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actively maintained.

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So like, how do I know that?

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The CryptPad community is working

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on creating a public directory of vetted secure servers.

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Oh, that would be helpful.

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Yeah, it will.

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But in the meantime, always try to find the most up

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to date instance you can.

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That way, you'll benefit from the latest security

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patches and improvements.

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OK, good advice.

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Now, what about passwords?

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What if I forget mine?

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Most platforms have a forgot password option.

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But I have a feeling things work a bit differently

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in the CryptPad universe.

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You are absolutely right.

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This is where CryptPad's commitment to security

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really shines through.

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So no easy way out.

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Nope, because the encryption happens in your browser,

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the administrators have zero access to your password.

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Meaning?

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They can't reset it for you, even if you beg.

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Wow, so no frantic emails to customer support.

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Nope, it's a trade off.

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Ultimate security means you're totally responsible

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for your own keys.

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You're essentially creating your own digital fortress,

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and you're the only one with the access code.

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That's both empowering and slightly terrifying.

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OK, so I'm starting to get the security side of things.

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But what about importing and exporting documents?

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Can I easily move my files in and out of CryptPad?

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That's a question a lot of people have.

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The short answer is yes.

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But there are some nuances.

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Nuances.

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Like, copying and pasting content

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is usually fine for basic stuff.

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So like, if I want to quickly grab some text

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from a CryptPad document and paste it into an email,

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that's no problem.

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Exactly.

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But for more complex documents, like spreadsheets

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with formulas or presentations with images and animations,

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you'll want to use CryptPad's dedicated import and export

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features.

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So different tools for different jobs.

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And it's worth noting that importing a file

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doesn't automatically convert it into a fully functional

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CryptPad document.

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You might need to make some adjustments or reformat things

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a bit.

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OK, that makes sense.

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Now, last question before we move on.

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Can I use CryptPad on my phone?

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I'm on my mobile device most of the time.

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CryptPad works great on mobile browsers.

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That's good to know.

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And they're even working on a progressive web app version.

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Oh, cool.

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Well, will that do?

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That'll give it a more app-like feel.

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Nice.

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So no need to sacrifice privacy just because I'm on the go?

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That's great news.

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All right, let's take a quick pause here

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and recap what we've learned so far.

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Sounds good.

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All right, so we've learned that CryptPad

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is super serious about data privacy

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with its end-to-end encryption.

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Definitely.

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And even with all that security, there are still

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things to be aware of.

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Right, like who you share documents with and making sure

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your devices are secure.

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Exactly.

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Now, let's dive into some more practical stuff.

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We talked about importing and exporting documents.

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But can you give us a bit more detail

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on how that works, like step by step?

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CryptPad gives you different ways

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to get your files in and out.

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The easiest way is just copy and paste.

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Oh, OK.

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So for simple text, that works?

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Yeah, even with some formatting, copy and paste works fine.

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So if I wanted to grab some text from a CryptPad document

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and put it in an email, no problem.

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with formulas or presentations with images and things,

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you'll want to use the specific import and export features.

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So each app has its own import and export options.

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And each app supports different file types, too.

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Like, the rich text editor can import HTML and export to .doc.

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OK, so it's like using the right tool for the job.

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And one thing to remember is that when you import a file,

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it might not be a perfect CryptPad document right away.

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You might have to tweak some things.

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Makes sense.

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can I sync my CryptPad documents to my computer,

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like Dropbox or Google Drive does?

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Unfortunately, not right now.

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Oh, bummer.

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Why not?

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It's because of how the encryption works.

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Syncing with your computer would mean decrypting

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the files on your device, which would kind of defeat

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the whole purpose of end-to-end encryption.

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Ah, so it's a security trade-off.

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But a lot of people have asked for this feature,

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so the developers are exploring options for the future.

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Fingers crossed.

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OK, speaking of other platforms, I've

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seen CryptPad mentioned with OnlyOffice sometimes.

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What's the connection there?

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So CryptPad's spreadsheet app actually

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uses OnlyOffice spreadsheets, but just on the client side,

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meaning in your browser.

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Why they do that?

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It gives them more advanced spreadsheet

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features and better compatibility with Excel files.

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So they're borrowing some technology from OnlyOffice.

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Yeah, that's a good way to put it.

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But they're not using OnlyOffice's servers

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or encryption.

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They just took some of the code that runs in the browser

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to make their spreadsheet app better.

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Got it.

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So my data is still protected by CryptPad's own encryption

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system.

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It's all happening in your browser under Cryptad's control.

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OK, that's good to know.

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Now let's talk about something that seems really

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central to CryptPad, open source and community involvement.

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Right, so open source basically means

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that the code for the software is out there for anyone

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to see, change, and share.

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Kind of like a recipe that anyone can try.

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And for CryptPad, this means that anyone

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can check the code to make sure it's

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doing what it says it's doing, which

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is really important for security and privacy, right?

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Yeah, definitely.

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But for someone like me who doesn't know how to code,

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how can I actually get involved in the open source

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side of things?

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is just tell people about CryptPad.

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Tell your friends, your family, anyone

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who might be interested in a secure platform.

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So word of mouth is still important.

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Absolutely, especially for open source projects, which often

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don't have big advertising budgets.

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You can also share your thoughts about CryptPad online.

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Write about it, or even just leave good reviews.

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OK, that makes sense.

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What about more hands-on stuff?

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Well, they always need help with translations.

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They want CryptPad to be usable by people all around the world.

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So translating the menus and stuff?

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Yeah, the menus, the documentation, even the website.

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It all needs to be translated.

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That sounds like a great way to contribute.

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Now, for the techie folks out there,

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how can they get involved?

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contribute to the code directly.

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Like fixing bugs or adding new features.

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And even if you're not a coding expert,

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you can help with the documentation or testing.

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Anything helps.

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So there's something for everyone to do.

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And that's what makes open source community so cool.

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It's everyone working together because they

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believe in the project.

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I like that.

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OK, so we've covered a lot about how

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CryptPad works, how to use it safely,

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and this whole open source idea.

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But I think there's a bigger question here.

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What does it mean to choose a platform like CryptPad?

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It's clear that it gives you privacy and control.

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But are there any downsides or trade-offs

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we should think about?

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That's a really important question.

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CryptPad gives you a lot in terms of privacy and control.

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But there are some trade-offs, yeah.

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Like what kinds of things?

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Well, like we talked about, focusing so much on security

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means some things just aren't possible right now

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with how it's set up like easy file syncing

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or getting your password back if you forget it.

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So it's like choosing security over convenience.

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Yeah, you could say that.

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And then there's also the fact that not as many people

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use KrippPad yet.

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Right, it's not as popular as Google or Microsoft.

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Exactly.

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Those platforms have way more users,

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so they kind of feed off of each other.

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The more people use them, the more useful they become.

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Yeah, that makes sense.

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So using KrippPad might mean it doesn't work as smoothly

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with other stuff or that it won't

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be compatible with everything.

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That's true.

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But I think as more people realize

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how important data privacy is and being

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in control of their own stuff, platforms like KrippPad

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will become more and more appealing.

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It's almost like a whole new way of thinking.

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Putting control ahead of convenience.

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Exactly.

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And it's not just about what's good for each person.

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Choosing open source platforms like KrippPad

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can actually help create a fairer and more

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decentralized digital world.

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What do you mean by that?

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Well, open source software is all about transparency

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and collaboration.

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Anyone can look at the code, contribute to its development,

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even host their own version of it.

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This spreads the power around instead

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of having just a few big companies controlling

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everything.

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And that can make the whole digital world

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more diverse and resilient.

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So it's about moving away from those big companies,

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having all the power over our data and our online experiences.

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Exactly.

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It's about giving individuals and communities the power

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to take control of their own digital lives

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and shape the internet in a way that reflects their values.

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I like that vision.

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All right, so as we wrap up our deep dive into KrippPad,

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let's go back to something we discussed earlier,

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community involvement.

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We talked about how anyone can contribute.

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But what are some concrete ways for people to get started?

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One of the easiest ways is just to spread

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the word about KrippPad.

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Tell your friends, write a blog post,

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share your experience online.

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Getting the word out is super important for any open source

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project.

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Word of mouth is powerful.

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For sure.

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And if you speak multiple languages,

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translating is super valuable.

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The KrippPad community is always looking

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for help making the platform accessible to more people.

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You can find all the info on their website.

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What about folks who are more tech savvy?

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If you're comfortable with coding,

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you can dive right into development.

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They always need talented developers

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to improve things, fix bugs, or even create new features.

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So coding skills are in high demand.

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Definitely.

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But even if you're not a programmer,

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you can still contribute.

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You can help with documentation testing,

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or even just give feedback on what

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it's like to use the platform.

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Every little bit counts.

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It sounds like a true team effort.

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It really is.

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And that's one of the best things about open source

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projects.

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You're part of a community of people

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who are passionate about the same thing

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and working together towards a common goal.

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I love that.

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Well, that brings us to the end of our deep dive

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into the fascinating world of CryptPad.

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It's been a great journey.

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And I feel like we've only just scratched the surface.

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I agree.

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There's so much more to discover about this platform.

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And I encourage everyone listening

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to check it out for themselves.

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You might be surprised how easy it

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is to switch to a more private and secure way of working

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and collaborating.

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And for those of you who want expert help with hosting

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your own CryptPad instance or navigating

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your digital transformation, don't

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forget to visit our sponsor, Safeserver, at www.safeserver.de.

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They're a great resource for anyone

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who values security privacy and open source solutions.

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Couldn't agree more.

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They can help you take charge of your digital footprint

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and make informed decisions about the tech you use.

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Thanks for joining us today, everyone.

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And remember, the journey of learning never really ends.

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Keep exploring, keep learning, and keep diving deep.