
What encryption measures, if any, are used during file processing?

Wisfile does not use traditional encryption during file processing because files never leave your device. All processing, including AI analysis, renaming, and sorting, occurs entirely locally on your computer.
Since files are never transmitted over the internet or uploaded to external servers, the primary security measure is complete data isolation. Temporary data generated during processing is automatically and permanently wiped immediately after tasks are completed. This privacy-first local execution eliminates the attack vectors associated with cloud-based file transfers and storage, inherently protecting your files without relying on encryption during the process.
What encryption measures, if any, are used during file processing?
What encryption measures, if any, are used during file processing?

Wisfile does not use traditional encryption during file processing because files never leave your device. All processing, including AI analysis, renaming, and sorting, occurs entirely locally on your computer.
Since files are never transmitted over the internet or uploaded to external servers, the primary security measure is complete data isolation. Temporary data generated during processing is automatically and permanently wiped immediately after tasks are completed. This privacy-first local execution eliminates the attack vectors associated with cloud-based file transfers and storage, inherently protecting your files without relying on encryption during the process.
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