Hi all, while i don't use public keys from email services which offer as a service to create the key pair on their servers, i have a question, for those who use ProtonMail from the very beginning and have made a copy from that public key.
I ask because it puzzles me a bit when i discovered a while ago that i have now 2 public keys on my account, which are created at a later date, then when i signed up to the service, which then created the key pair upon sign-up. Therefore i like to know if users can show me that when they signed up with the service from the beginning that they also had a public key with the uid u...@protonmail.ch and not name etc. @protonmail.ch. and @protonmail.com I can't prove publicity that i had from the very first time a public key with the UID u...@protonmail.ch, because i never bothered with this key and therefore never stored it as a backup on my computer. I signed up for ProtonMail in Nov 2014 and the public keys i have now there are created (not by me) at a later date. I asked also a while ago their support and the answer from them was not convincing. You can see my question here (posted as anonymous) when you scroll down: https://protonmail.com/support/knowledge-base/how-is-the-private-key-stored/ Regards Stefan -- https://www.behance.net/futagoza https://keybase.io/stefan_claas
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