This is not just tick a checkbox and it is done. Enabling it is non-trivial as it requires setting up a whole bunch of stuff, like integrating with a third party key service provider (or setting up your own).
I didn't mean to say anything about how hard it is to implement.
What I'm saying is that the point of implementing this feature may not be that it's expected to be tremendously useful for a lot of actual users.
Rather I think the point is to not leave the "has client-side encryption" box unchecked in any comparison charts or scoring systems that may influence purchasing decisions.
What I'm saying is that the point of implementing this feature may not be that it's expected to be tremendously useful for a lot of actual users.
Rather I think the point is to not leave the "has client-side encryption" box unchecked in any comparison charts or scoring systems that may influence purchasing decisions.