In most apps where data instantly appears on multiple devices, users often don’t control where or how that data is stored. Typically, new data is sent to a cloud server managed by the app’s company, which then syncs it across devices.
In this model, users have little visibility into how their data is handled. Security and privacy become a matter of trust—trusting the vendor based on things like reputation or business model, rather than technical guarantees.
Zxbase removes that uncertainty. It gives users control and visibility over how data is stored, shared, and trusted.
How?
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All user data is encrypted on the device. Access requires a user password to unlock the encrypted vault.
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Trust between devices is never automatic or hidden — it’s established directly and verifiably.
Users must exchange identity keys between devices manually (outside of the Zxbase system). This ensures that Zxbase cannot intercept or alter the keys.
After that, data is transferred directly between devices (peer-to-peer), using encryption and device authentication. Zxbase does not handle or relay this data.