My question is basically what the title says. I am trying several software for GTD/todo/task management, focusing on syncing between laptops and cellphones. Although most of the software transfer data in encrypted channel, the actual data are stored in their company with a proprietary format readable by them. This is quite a security and safety issue. I am searching for a software that actually stores my data in a encrypted format with a key that only me, the user knows.
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I use dropbox and an app called BoxCryptor to create an encrypted folder on top of dropbox. I use it to store my passwords in a spreadsheet such that Dropbox can't see them. I also store an outline document there for use with Circus Ponies Notebook on my multiple Macs/iPhones. That's my secure solution. For To-Do management, I started using Things recently, and it works on it's own cloud, but it won't sync to a user-specified data file. So you could use my BoxCryptor setup for any tool that works with external data files. |
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if you are so concerned about encryption, I don't know any self hosted app that I can assure does this. Maybe you should host your data yourself (usually specialized hosting companies are more careful with this matter). Or maybe just use Dropbox and encrypt the data yourself. To set up this, you could use files and edit them with Orgmode via Emacs. It works with a mobile app for sync on android and iOS. It takes care of the encryption, you just need to configure it accordingly. Have a look at this: http://orgmode.org/manual/Setting-up-the-staging-area.html#Setting-up-the-staging-area |
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