Version 0.62.0

You can now choose how much of a file's size is hidden, and see what each choice costs.

The account screen's settings card has a row called 파일 크기 가리기 with two rules. The standard one makes a stored size one of about 32 values per doubling and costs about 1% more storage, up to 6% for one file; powers of two makes it one value per doubling — 1 MB, 2 MB, 4 MB and so on — and costs about 39% more, doubling one file's stored size in the worst case. Both numbers are read from the rule itself, so what the row says is what the upload will do, and the choice is stored inside your own encrypted file list, so the server never learns which rule you use and it follows the account rather than the device. There is no way to switch padding off, because that would mean this account's files go on stating their exact size to save the 1% the standard rule already costs; a change applies to what you upload next, and files already uploaded keep the size they were stored at.