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JS-2562: text updates

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Andrew Simachev 2023-07-10 20:10:16 +02:00
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@ -129,8 +129,8 @@
"authOnboardPhraseTitle": { "en": "End-to-end Encryption" },
"authOnboardPhraseLabel": { "en": "Your data is encrypted by the Key below - your secret Recovery phrase. Store it securely. This is the only way to login and access your Void. <span class='questionMark'>?</span>" },
"authOnboardPhraseTooltip": { "en": "<b>How to secure your phrase?</b> <ul><li>In system password storage. We will do it for you</li><li>On a piece of paper stored in a secure place</li><li>Inside a password manager if you use one</li></ul>" },
"authOnboardPhraseMoreInfoPopupContent": { "en": "<b>Anytype uses recovery phrase instead of login and password to encrypt your data</b><ul><li>Phrase is randomly generated on your device and stored locally</li><li>No one can access your data without recovery phrase</li><li>Phrase ensures only you own your data, but if you lose it there is no way to recover it.</li></ul><b>If you lose recovery phrase there is no way to recover it</b><ul><li>Anytype cannot recover it for you</li><li>There is technically no possible way access it, as it’s not stored on anytype side</li><li>Anytype will never reach out to ask for it</li><li>Sharing the phase equals sharing the ownership of account</li><li>The ordering of the words in a recovery phrase matters</li></ul><b>Store recovery phrase in secure place In system password storage</b><ul><li>In system password storage. We will do it for you</li><li>Inside password manager if you use one</li><li>On a piece of paper in safe and secure place</li></ul>" },
"authOnboardPhraseTooltip": { "en": "<b>How do I protect my recovery phrase?</b><ul><li>If you have system password storage, this will be done automatically when you create your account.</li><li>You can keep a copy inside your password manager, if you use one.</li><li>Writing it down and keeping it in a safe, secure place is another good option.</li></ul>" },
"authOnboardPhraseMoreInfoPopupContent": { "en": "<b>No passwords here: Anytype uses a recovery phrase to protect your account and encrypt your data</b><ul><li>The phrase is a randomly generated 12-word mnemonic from your device (not our servers).</li><li>No one can access your account without your recovery phrase.</li><li>This phrase ensures that you are the sole owner of your data.</li></ul><b>Think of it like a key: If you lose your recovery phrase, there is no way to get it back</b><ul><li>To protect your privacy, Anytype is not able to store, access, reset, or change your recovery phrase, ie: only you hold the key.</li><li>Anytype will never reach out to ask for your recovery phrase.</li><li>Sharing the phrase is equivalent to sharing ownership of your account.</li><li>The ordering of the words in your recovery phrase matters.</li></ul>" },
"authOnboardPhraseSubmit": { "en": "Show and copy" },
"authOnboardOfflineTitle": { "en": "Offline-first application" },

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@ -82,6 +82,7 @@ mkdir -p dist/lib/json
mv -fv json/* "dist/lib/json"
rm -rf protobuf
rm -rf relations
rm -rf json
rm -rf $FILE
printf "Done\n\n"