> isn't that what ZDR is for? (assuming you trust that)
ZDR is:
1. A pinky-promise you have no way of verifying
2. A contract term, which means its still subject to the good-old "lawful request or court order" clauses
3. Subject to arbitrary provider exceptions ... see Anthropic and Fable
See Tinfoil (US)[1] or Privatemode (Germany)[2].
See the sibling comment, tinfoil added scanning inside the enclave.
> See the sibling comment, tinfoil added scanning inside the enclave.
Clearly I'm not defending tinfoil regarding scanning but I think its only fair that you do not make the statement out of context[1].
People should read the context[1] and come to their own decisions.
Also recall that given how attestation works, Tinfoil are forced to publish what they run in the enclave in their GitHub account[2] so you can verify the statement on their blog against their repo. You do not have that luxury with the closed-source "ZDR" brigade.
[1] https://tinfoil.sh/blog/2026-09-14-safety-without-compromisi... [2] https://github.com/tinfoilsh