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The passwords app offers strong client side encryption which requires anyone trying to decrypt your passwords to know the encryption passphrase.
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The passwords app offers strong end to end encryption which requires anyone trying to decrypt your passwords to know the encryption passphrase.
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## Enabling Client Side Encryption
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## Enabling End to End encryption
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> :warning: Some third-party clients do not support encryption
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#### Important Information
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- The encryption setup will create the new entries before deleting any old ones.
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So even if something goes wrong, there should be no data loss.
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#### Enabling Client Side Encryption
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#### Enabling End to End encryption
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1. Open the Settings (`More > Settings`)
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2. Locate the `Encryption` section at the end of the `Security` section.
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3. Click the `Activate` button next to `End-to-End Encryption`.
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> :warning: Do not abort the encryption process or reload the page
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## Disabling Client Side Encryption
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There is no built-in option to disable client side encryption.
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## Disabling End to End encryption
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There is no built-in option to disable end to end encryption.
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Passwords offers hidden passwords, which make it impossible to guarantee that all passwords have been decrypted.
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This would either prevent removing the encryption passphrase or leave some passwords unreadable and permanently encrypted.
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If you're sure that you do not have any hidden passwords, you can try the following steps:
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