US and UK 'crack on-line encryption'
US and UK intelligence have reportedly cracked the encryption codes protecting the emails, banking and medical records of hundreds of millions of people. read more
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The following FAQ will try to answer any common questions that you may have. If you still can't find your answer, please email us at: Android support
When you add a file to your project, Kruptos makes a copy of the original file and stores the copy within Kruptos 2’s personal storage on your Android device.
Android Apps typically allow read-only access to files, this means Kruptos 2 cannot encrypt the file as this would require write access. Some Apps (Dropbox, Google Drive), when requesting a copy, store this copy to a local, temporary location which Android may delete when the device is running short on resources. To guarantee 100% access to the file at all times we make a copy and store it within Kruptos 2’s private storage.
To add files from Dropbox, Google Drive, your file system or any other file provider you must have the relevant App installed. Once the App is installed it will be shown in the ‘Add files’ selection window
Unfortunately we can’t control this behaviour as many Apps only allow single selection e.g. Dropbox and Google Drive. The good news is many Apps have realised this issue and have started to add multi-select to their Apps, Dropbox included
Yes! You can encrypt your files on any Windows, Android or iPhone device and later decrypt it on any Windows, Android or iPhone device.
Absolutely! Please email us your problem at: Bugs
Here at Kruptos 2 Software we’re always looking to improve our products, If you have an idea or would like to see something changes, please email us at: Feature Request