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I have two WebDAV shares, one unencrypted and one encrypted. The unencrypted one is for things that need to be read by other services, like legally obtained movies and tv shows. The encrypted one is for porn, mostly (also stuff like tax documents, legal contracts, etc).
This is the server I use
https://hub.docker.com/r/sciactive/nephele
Itβs really easy to set it up for encryption. Also, I wrote it. :)
Do you honestly encrypt your porn? Why? (Assuming it's legal)
Good question. I don't have a clue either. It doesn't contain any personal information. (Unless it's self-made.) Usually isn't unique. And nobody cares as there's an abundance of porn available everywhere on the internet.
How are you certain all your porn is legal?
I think we both understand the intention behind my statement