Who Actually Holds Your Encryption Key?

Описание: 🔐 What's the real difference between Zero-Access and Zero-Knowledge encryption?

Most people think ProtonMail and similar "secure" services give them complete privacy. But there's a critical architectural flaw that changes everything: who actually holds your encryption key?

In this video, I break down:
✅ How Zero-Knowledge encryption works (and why it's superior)
✅ The hidden vulnerability in Zero-Access systems like ProtonMail
✅ Why EU's ChatControl 2.0 threatens traditional encrypted services
✅ How Neuronus solves the "key custody" problem permanently

🔑 KEY TECHNICAL CONCEPTS:
• Client-side encryption vs server-side key storage
• AES-256-GCM vs standard AES encryption
• Argon2id password hashing (why it's better than bcrypt)
• The ProtonMail journalist suspension incident explained
• Anonymous registration without email or phone

⏱️ TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - The Key Question: Who Really Holds It?
0:45 - Understanding Zero-Knowledge Architecture
2:00 - Where Other Services Stop (Zero-Access Model)
3:30 - The Choice That Matters
5:00 - Try Neuronus

🛡️ WHY THIS MATTERS:
EU's ChatControl 2.0 legislation is putting pressure on encrypted messaging services to create backdoors for "safety." But services that store your encrypted keys—even if they can't read them—can be forced to hand them over or suspend your account.

Neuronus uses Pure Zero-Knowledge: your private key is generated locally on your device from a 16-word seed and NEVER stored on our servers. Mathematically, we cannot access your data—even under legal pressure.

🚀 TRY NEURONUS (FREE):
👉 neuronus.net

No email required. No phone number. No personal data.
Just your 16-word seed—and complete control.

💬 What do you think? Is Zero-Access "good enough" or do you need Pure Zero-Knowledge? Let me know in the comments.

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