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@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ description: Frequently asked questions about Ente Auth
### How secure is Ente Auth?
All codes you backup via Ente is stored end-to-end encrypted. This means only
All codes you backup via Ente is stored with end-to-end encryption. This means only
you can access your codes. Our apps are open source and our cryptography has
been externally audited.
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ mobile, the codes you see will be the same.
Usually, this discrepancy occurs because the time in your browser might be
incorrect. In particular, multiple users have reported that Firefox provides
incorrect time when various privacy settings are enabled.
incorrect time when certain privacy settings are enabled.
### Can I access my codes on web?
@@ -47,21 +47,21 @@ backups if you prefer.
### Can I use Ente Auth on multiple devices and sync them?
Yes, you can download the Ente Auth on multiple devices and sync the codes,
end-to-end encrypted.
Yes, you can download Ente Auth on multiple devices and sync the codes with
end-to-end encryption.
### What information about my codes is stored on Ente server?
Due to E2EE, the server doesn't know anything about the code. Everything is
encrypted, including the tags, type, account, issuer, notes, and pinned or trash
Due to E2EE, the server doesn't know anything about your codes. Everything is
encrypted, including the tags, type, account, issuer, notes, pinned or trash
status, etc.
### What does it mean when I receive a message saying my current device is not powerful enough to verify my password?
### What does it mean when I receive a message saying that my current device isn't powerful enough to verify my password?
This means that the parameters that were used to derive your master-key on your
original device, are incompatible with your current device (likely because it's
less powerful).
If you recover your account via your current device and reset the password, it
will re-generate a key with different parameters, that is equally strong, and is
compatible on both devices.
If you recover your account using your current device and reset the password, a
new key will be generated with different parameters. This new key will be
equally strong and compatible with both devices.