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diff --git a/OpenKeychain/src/main/res/values/strings.xml b/OpenKeychain/src/main/res/values/strings.xml index 9ae5fff02..fc8f130b9 100644 --- a/OpenKeychain/src/main/res/values/strings.xml +++ b/OpenKeychain/src/main/res/values/strings.xml @@ -1175,6 +1175,17 @@ <string name="linked_create_twitter_3_3">"After the tweet is published, hit the button to verify that everything is correct"</string> <string name="linked_create_twitter_3_4">"Next"</string> + <string name="linked_create_dns_1_1">"You can link your key to a domain name you control by publishing a special TXT record."</string> + <string name="linked_create_dns_1_2">"A linked identity of this type is especially useful if the email address you use is at the same domain."</string> + <string name="linked_create_dns_1_3">"Please enter a fully qualified domain name:"</string> + <string name="linked_create_dns_1_4">"Example: subdomain.example.com"</string> + <string name="linked_create_dns_1_5">"In the next step, a message will be generated which you will be asked to publish as a TXT record. This record then links back to your pgp key, to make the connection verifiable in both directions."</string> + <string name="linked_create_dns_2_1">"Your proof text:"</string> + <string name="linked_create_dns_2_2">"For the next step, bla bla"</string> + <string name="linked_create_dns_2_3">"More bla:"</string> + <string name="linked_create_dns_2_4">"bla bla"</string> + + <string name="linked_id_generic_text">"This file claims ownership of the OpenPGP key with long id %2$s.\n\nCookie for proof:\n%1$s"</string> <string name="linked_verifying">Verifying…</string> <string name="linked_verify_success">Verification successful!</string> |