> The recipient of this message will accept and use the incorrect > gossiped keys for group replies, thus sending unreadable messages.
I don't think that's right? Keys received directly take precedence over gossip keys, so everyone who participates in the group and has sent at least a single message, will no longer have his key overridden within that group. > Advertising "prefer-encrypt: nopreference" doesn't give the advertiser > control over whether to receive encrypted messages, it just makes it > discretionary for senders, for the next 35 days. If lots of senders > always encrypt when "available", then you won't get much of a test > period. Those senders are the target audience for prefer-encrypt=mutual. A major reason of being very shy about encryption by default is that as long as encryption remains an at least somewhat conscious decision for most communication peers, problems that might occur with particular recipients stay much more solvable at the social level. - V _______________________________________________ Messaging mailing list Messaging@moderncrypto.org https://moderncrypto.org/mailman/listinfo/messaging
