On Fri, Nov 13, 2020, 4:04 PM Karl <gmk...@gmail.com> wrote: > The software looks wonderful. My android phone ran into an issue ( > https://siasky.net/AACe1bow45G2n4XNRqwt071WjFZ4UWWs_wK56MjVc3Rj7A/recording_20201113_154655.mp4 > ) but it runs into many. My friend has the same model phone and doesn't > run into all the issues I run into. >
This time, I got some emails downloaded, but I couldn't find the emails I wanted to reply to, because everything between Nov 1 and Nov 13 was missing. Maybe related to the history storage of ten messages I set while it wouldn't download. https://siasky.net/AAB8H5xZ8wVb3yDpircgcO4JkoklfzsGg3Wq9JIu6FXbbA Re: import, I meant the public keys of contacts not using the app. It > looks like the app might find the keys on its own, which is cool. > > On Fri, Nov 13, 2020, 12:07 PM Hernâni Marques <hern...@vecirex.net> > wrote: > >> Heyo! >> >> On 13.11.20 17:24, buggy person using misbehaving tech wrote: >> >> > I downloaded this great open source app and am using it now. I don't >> yet see a way to import a key to verify any signatures, but it wouldn't be >> hard to add if missing ... >> >> Check out the user documentation, where you see which concepts we apply >> and also how to import already existing keys: >> >> https://www.pep.security/docs/ >> >> On the very general approach of pEp, also this IETF draft might help; >> that's somewhat more technical, but still high-level (pointing to more >> technical drafts): >> >> https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-birk-pep-06 >> >> Greets --hernani >> >> -- >> https://vecirex.net >> >
