Stefan Claas: > 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 signed up to ProtonMail in March '14 but did not actually get the account until December '14. That's 9 months later. I have one pair of keys generated (for both .ch and .com), generated on the day I setup the account, which for me was on the day ProtonMail made it available to me in December '14. > > 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. If you have any doubts on current ProtonMail keypair(s) you have, I strongly recommend you login in to webmail, goto settings, select keys, and generate new keypair(s), mark them as primary, then mark obsolete or compromised the keypair(s) that are in doubt, you can then delete from your account if needed. _______________________________________________ Gnupg-users mailing list Gnupg-users@gnupg.org http://lists.gnupg.org/mailman/listinfo/gnupg-users
