Remio's privacy-preserving architecture and localization design
Remio's privacy protection mechanism is built on a completely localized architecture. As an AI-driven knowledge management tool, it adopts an endpoint storage model, where all user notes, web favorites, and imported files are saved directly in the device's local storage, and are not uploaded to cloud servers. This architectural design meets the requirements of stringent data protection regulations such as the EU GDPR and ensures that users can still access all knowledge base content even when there is no internet connection.
In terms of specific implementation, Remio uses encrypted storage technology to handle user data, including web content crawled by browser plugins and highlighted annotations. Unlike common cloud note tools, its search and AI recommendation functions are all done locally on the device, and the intermediate data generated by the system's intelligent analysis will not be outsourced. In terms of data migration, Remio provides an encrypted export function to generate .remio format backup files, and users can independently choose the storage location or transfer to a new device.
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