I see in the README that you mention lack of "private websites" but what about private data?
Example, a website which needs to store some personal information, must those info be available for all? So do I need to encrypt them via JS and decrypt them manually?
FezVrasta
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Only way to make it private is by encrypting them, all data is shared with everyone. And everyone has access to that data. Take a look at zeromail's method.
If you dont want to encrypt, then your only other method is to use a normal website to host the data.
FedoraTipper
on 23 Jul 2016
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Does this answer your question @FezVrasta ?
ghost
on 1 Jun 2017
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Only way to make it private is by encrypting them, all data is shared with everyone. And everyone has access to that data. Take a look at zeromail's method.
If you dont want to encrypt, then your only other method is to use a normal website to host the data.