I'm not sure you need 3 greens though,-- a message for which the signature verifies becomes "authenticated",-- i.e. we are3 assured the message is from the person we think it is from --

the key is when the signature authenticates you, perforce, have also verified integrity ( the accuracy of the document content )

the option of course is PRIVACY, aka encryption

I think two greens are enough, then:





On 09/20/2015 06:51 AM, Patrick Brunschwig wrote:
On 20.09.15 05:06, Robert J. Hansen wrote:
> (Forgive the HTML: this is one of the few times where I think it’s
> worthwhile.  This email uses color to convey information.)

> So, while relaxing with a good stogie, I started mulling over the
> UX problem of communicating information about encryption status,
> signatures, validity, and more.  I got nowhere, which is when I
> decided to burn it all down and start from a clean sheet of paper.
{ snip }

--
/Mike

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