1. What encryption method does Vault use to secure my files?

Vault uses AES encryption with a 256-bit key, which is a powerful algorithm trusted by many businesses for securing sensitive data.

2. Can I access my encrypted files within the Vault app?

Yes, you can securely view, watch, or listen to your media files within the app using built-in viewers, which are currently in public testing.

3. How do I decrypt and export my files from Vault?

To decrypt and export your files, you must enter the correct passcode. The files will then be restored to their original state on your device.

4. What is Self-destruct Mode, and how does it work?

Self-destruct Mode allows you to permanently delete all files within your vault. This action is irreversible and should be used with caution.

5. Is Vault completely free to use?

Yes, Vault is entirely free with no hidden costs or fees.

6. What should I do if I forget my passcode?

Unfortunately, if you forget your passcode, there is no way to recover it or the files encrypted with it. This ensures the maximum security of your data.

7. Is it safe to store sensitive files in Vault?

Yes, Vault uses industry-standard encryption to protect your files, making it a safe choice for storing sensitive information.

8. Can I recover deleted files after using Self-destruct Mode?

No, files deleted through Self-destruct Mode cannot be recovered. Once activated, all data in the vault is permanently erased.

9. What types of files can I store in Vault?

Vault supports various file types, including documents, photos, videos, and audio files, making it a versatile tool for securing all kinds of data.

10. Does Vault require an internet connection to function?

No, Vault does not require an internet connection to encrypt, decrypt, or access your files. All operations are handled locally on your device for enhanced security.