🔑 The privacy center shows you where your data is stored and who can access it, either because you shared with them or because they are administrators.
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Be clearer about what administrator can see when server-side-encryption is set #806
Users don't all understand what "Who has access to your data?" -> "Administrators" means.
For lot of users, that means that administrators can read their files, check the contents, and so on. Which is true, but only if the server doesn't use server-side-encryption or if users don't use e2e encryption.
Perhaps this could be rephrased, or a sentence of explanation added in case of server-side encryption, like "With the server-side-encryption set on this server, administrators can access your files but not read their content".
Users don't all understand what "Who has access to your data?" -> "Administrators" means.
For lot of users, that means that administrators can read their files, check the contents, and so on. Which is true, but only if the server doesn't use server-side-encryption or if users don't use e2e encryption.
Perhaps this could be rephrased, or a sentence of explanation added in case of server-side encryption, like "With the server-side-encryption set on this server, administrators can access your files but not read their content".