Your storage is a separate Internet Computer canister with its own web interface. After control is transferred, it belongs to you, while Rabbithole remains a service around it, not the owner of your data.

Rabbithole encrypts the file before it leaves your device. The storage works with encrypted data, not readable file contents.

The file key is not sitting ready in storage or at Rabbithole. It is derived through vetKeys at access time and returned encrypted for your browser.

You can share a storage, folder, or file while keeping encryption. Rabbithole changes the access rule instead of creating a second file copy.

Rabbithole uses Internet Identity for passkeys, biometrics, or supported social login. Rabbithole does not keep a separate password database.

Rabbithole does not ask you to trust words alone. The code is open, and the docs show how encryption, vetKeys, permissions, and storage ownership work.