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Neuland App Data Safety

TL;DR: Only you and the THI will have access to your password and other sensitive information.

Will my data be stored?

Only on your own device.

Will you steal my password?

We can't.

Will my data be accesible to you?

No. It is transmitted end to end encrypted between your browser and the THI Server. Even though our server is used as a proxy we can only see encrypted data.

How does this work?

Normally when accessing a REST API your browser makes requests to it using fetch or XMLHttpRequests. Because of CORS policies the App is not able to directly contact the THI API. Instead it connects via a Proxy which is hosted on our server. Our proxy however acts as a pure Websocket/TCP proxy, i.e. Websocket packets sent by your Browser are sent as raw TCP packets to the THI server. Instead of using fetch and XMLHttpRequests we use forge, which is a full javascript implementation of TLS and HTTP. This way packets are encrypted in your browser and simply relayed by our server. Only the THI server and your browser have access to plain text packet contents.

What if i still do not trust you?

You can read the source code of the neuland app here on github. If you want, you can even install it on your own server.