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txscdn8 days ago
This is bonkers. Z.ai had initially apologised on Friday and said the data had been deleted, but users said they found the data was encrypted with a backend private key held only by Z.ai, meaning they could not open or verify their own uploaded files or independently confirm deletion.
ChrisArchitect8 days ago
Related:
Inside ZCode: Silently uploading your Git history to the cloud
verdverm8 days ago
They did open source ZCode in response
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