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add warning re decryption of payloads
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## file system
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Data is stored by the Recorder in either plain files or in an LMDB database, the latter for geo-lookups and sundry other data (see [STORE](store.md)].
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Data is stored by the Recorder in either plain files or in an LMDB database, the latter for geo-lookups and sundry other data (see [STORE](store.md)]. Some of this data includes possible payload encryption keys (see below) so the database ought to be well protected.
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Any user which has access to the files into which the OwnTracks Recorder stores data can obviously read that data.
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In addition to using TLS connections, either for MQTT or HTTP, you may wish to enable payload encryption within the app. We have [documented this in the Booklet](https://owntracks.org/booklet/features/encrypt/).
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Please pay attention to the Notes section of that page, as payload encryption might well be counterproductive for your use-case.
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Please pay attention to the Notes section of that page, as payload encryption might well be counterproductive for your use-case. Also note, that encrypted payloads received by the Recorder are decrypted if possible, and stored in clear in the corresponding files on the file system.
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