Hello Patrick et al. On 09.09.20 08:01, Patrick Brunschwig wrote:
> In Junior mode, there is no visible key management, and almost no > possibility to configure anything. You automatically get a key for all > your accounts, and encryption is done automatically whenever possible. > You don't need to care for it in most ways. Key verfication is done via > a handshake that uses trust words instead of fingerprints. In theory, > there would be key synchronization across devices, but that was not > finished in the pEp engine for Enigmail (AFAIK, it's now available in > pEp). The UI is different than Enigmail. Small correction here: you get for any account an own key pair or an available key pair is used, if key size is sufficient (e.g., >=RSA-2048). This is to avoid easy correlation by public key; so every account is considered a new identity, so e.g.: anonym...@hacktivism.ch would be an identity as well as hernani@pep.foundation is one. They would get distinct key pairs generated by default. As for how KeySync looks, see this: https://www.pep.security/docs/general_information.html#sync And yes, p≡p for Thunderbird has KeySync working: you can sync your devices with other TB instances, with Android, iOS and Outlook devices, if you use them with a common email address. -- p≡p foundation: https://pep.foundation/
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