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Where do they provide ace to the content without the user password?
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Explain to me how they couldn't. Without simply stating "it's encrypted".
On the B2 plan you can use open source solutions like Kopia, and literally look at the code, to KNOW that data is encrypted on your system with keys only you have, before Backblaze ever sees it.
Explain to me, how the personal plan using their closed source application achieves the same.
Linking to a page where they say "it's secure" is not sufficient. Elaborate. In detail. To at least an equal extent I already have.