Please configure your end-to-end encryption settings. Enabling end-to-end encryption ensures that your data is encrypted on your device before being sent to the remote server. This means that even if someone gains access to the server, they won't be able to read your data without the passphrase. Make sure to remember your passphrase, as it will be required to decrypt your data on other devices.
Also, please note that if you are using Peer-to-Peer synchronization, this configuration will be used when you switch to other methods and connect to a remote server in the future. This setting must be the same even when connecting to multiple synchronisation destinations. Obfuscating properties (e.g., path of file, size, creation and modification dates) adds an additional layer of security by making it harder to identify the structure and names of your files and folders on the remote server. This helps protect your privacy and makes it more difficult for unauthorized users to infer information about your data. In most cases, you should stick with the default algorithm ({E2EEAlgorithmNames[ DEFAULT_SETTINGS.E2EEAlgorithm ]}), This setting is only required if you have an existing Vault encrypted in a different format. Changing the encryption algorithm will prevent access to any data previously encrypted with a different algorithm. Ensure that all your devices are configured to use the same algorithm to maintain access to your data.

Please be aware that the End-to-End Encryption passphrase is not validated until the synchronisation process actually commences. This is a security measure designed to protect your data.

Therefore, we ask that you exercise extreme caution when configuring server information manually. If an incorrect passphrase is entered, the data on the server will become corrupted.

Please understand that this is intended behaviour.

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