Let’s get one thing straight: if you send a “secure” message to a server and it gets encrypted there, that message was readable the moment it left your device. Someone — or something — saw it in plain text. And that someone wasn’t you.
This is why BareSend uses true end-to-end encryption. Not as a buzzword. Not as a marketing stunt. But as a core principle.
When you use BareSend, the encryption happens right in your browser — before the message even touches our servers. We never see the contents. We never see the key. In fact, without the decryption key, what we store is just gibberish. Useless. Unreadable. Gloriously opaque.
Because anything encrypted on a server is only as secure as the server itself — and the people who run it. If someone compromises that server, or the company running it caves to pressure… your messages are toast.
With BareSend, that’s not even possible. Because we never have your key. Even if someone kicked down the digital door and grabbed our encrypted message blobs, they wouldn’t get anything useful. It would be like stealing a safe that no one — not even us — has the combination to.
We designed BareSend so that trust isn't necessary. You don’t have to trust us. You don’t even have to know who we are. The system itself protects you — mathematically, cryptographically, elegantly.
That’s not just privacy. That’s freedom.