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You're basically giving out a nicely categorized and updated list of all your possible aliases and their credentials to whomever owns the company.

If you don't control the servers that contain your data, it's not safe.

You're basically giving out a nicely categorized and updated list of all your possible aliases and their credentials to whomever owns the company. If you don't control the servers that contain your data, it's not safe.

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You don't have to control the server, just make sure the server doesn't touch the key. Decrypt locally, with FOSS tools. So long as you keep the key off the cloud, the files are completely safe. If you're telling their website your key to decrypt, there's no guarantee it's not stealing your key - your data privacy is a fiction.

that too.

do you know of any services that do this?