By Guest I mean people without account using a shared link or Guest accounts as defined in https://cryptpad.fr/features.html? If Guest by definition does not mean accountless people. If it is the case, does assigning them a public key even make sense? I believe that it does.
By *Guest* I mean people without account using a shared link or *Guest* accounts as defined in https://cryptpad.fr/features.html? If *Guest* by definition does not mean accountless people. If it is the case, does assigning them a public key even make sense? I believe that it does.
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changed title from Guest do not have a public key, veryfiable? to Guest do not have a public key, verifiable?2024-03-20 22:13:24 +01:00
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By Guest I mean people without account using a shared link or Guest accounts as defined in https://cryptpad.fr/features.html? If Guest by definition does not mean accountless people. If it is the case, does assigning them a public key even make sense? I believe that it does.
Guest do not have a public key, veryfiable?to Guest do not have a public key, verifiable?https://cryptpad.fr/settings/#account > Public Signing Key.