Encryption & access control — found from sitemap — Element

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• E2ee default Report an error

  “Element is designed to protect users and their privacy by using the highest grade end-to-end encryption by default. Messages can only be decrypted by participants in the conversation.”

• E2ee third party protection Report an error

  “Even if a server or network is compromised, a third party is unable to view the encrypted data.”

• Encryption basis Report an error

  “Element uses the encryption implemented within the Matrix open standard.”

• Encryption protocols Report an error

  “It is based on Olm, an implementation of the Double Ratchet protocol popularised by Signal, and Megolm which extends Olm for government-level and nationwide scalability.”

• Per device decryption Report an error

  “Messages are decrypted per-device rather than per-user as it adds an extra layer of resilience.”

• SSO e2ee Report an error

  “Single Sign-On (SSO)”

• Encrypted search Report an error

  “Search functionality within encrypted rooms”

• Antivirus encrypted rooms Report an error

  “Anti-virus protection for encrypted rooms”

• Dlp encrypted Report an error

  “Data loss prevention in an encrypted environment”

• Audit bots moderation retention Report an error

  “Audit bots, moderation and data retention”

• Unencrypted rooms Report an error

  “Ability to create unencrypted rooms”

• Cross signed device verification Report an error

  “Adding extra security, Element uses cross-signed device verification”

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