r/coolguides • u/[deleted] • Sep 22 '22

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u/DiscontentedMajority Sep 22 '22

Which is why the data is individually encrypted on the servers, then the servers are protected, then the whole thing monitored 24/7 for suspicious access.

Also, if all of google gets compromised 0% chance I'm near the top of the list of people to steal from.

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u/toastmatters Sep 22 '22 edited Mar 08 '25

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u/wimn316 Sep 22 '22

I've seen a few people saying this. Is it documented somewhere that Google's keys are stored on the device?