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Paul Sarbinowski

Sreeram Boyapati

Vincent Breitmoser

Tim Bray

Developers APG 1.x

Getting started

First you need a personal secret key. Create one via the option menus in "Keys" or import existing secret keys. Afterwards, you can download your friends' keys or exchange them via QR Codes or NFC.

It is recommended that you install OI File Manager for enhanced file selection and Barcode Scanner to scan generated QR Codes. Clicking on the links will open Google Play Store or F-Droid for installation.

Applications

Several applications support OpenKeychain to encrypt/sign your private communication:

Conversations: Jabber/XMPP client

K-9 Mail: OpenKeychain support available in current alpha build!

Several applications support OpenKeychain to encrypt/sign your private communication:

K-9 Mail: OpenKeychain support available in current alpha build!

Conversations: Jabber/XMPP client

PGPAuth: App to send a PGP-signed request to a server to open or close something, e.g. a door

I found a bug in OpenKeychain!

Please report the bug using the issue tracker of OpenKeychain.

Web of Trust

The Web of Trust describes the part of PGP which deals with creation and bookkeeping of certifications. It provides mechanisms to help the user keep track of who a public key belongs to, and share this information with others; To ensure the privacy of encrypted communication, it is essential to know that the public key you encrypt to belongs to the person you think it does.

Support in OpenKeychain

There is only basic support for Web of Trust in OpenKeychain. This is a heavy work in progress and subject to changes in upcoming releases.

Trust Model

Trust evaluation is based on the simple assumption that all keys which have secret keys available are trusted. Public keys which contain at least one user id certified by a trusted key will be marked with a green dot in the key listings. It is not (yet) possible to specify trust levels for certificates of other known public keys.

Certifying keys

Support for key certification is available, and user ids can be certified individually. It is not yet possible to specify the level of trust or create local and other special types of certificates.