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I guess you don't want e2ee
Technically it does support it. However, why would you bother.
It breaks a lot of things when you turn it on. It doesn't really work. It is off by default for a reason
NextCloud doesn't support e2ee
Nextcloud does support e2ee but it is useless as it is web based. It isn't really needed anyway as it is self hosted.
What makes you think your next cloud instance isinvulnerable to being hacked??
Of course client-side encryption is a must
It isn't invulnerable