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| - | ====== PGP Encrypted Email on iPad Using Gmail + FlowCrypt ====== | + | ====== |
| This guide explains how to add true end-to-end encrypted email (OpenPGP / PGP) to a Gmail account on an iPad using FlowCrypt. | This guide explains how to add true end-to-end encrypted email (OpenPGP / PGP) to a Gmail account on an iPad using FlowCrypt. | ||
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| - | Here are clear, DokuWiki-formatted instructions for viewing and sharing your public key in FlowCrypt on an iPad. | ||
| - | You can paste this directly into your wiki. | + | ====== |
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| - | ====== Viewing and Sharing Your Public Key (FlowCrypt on iPad) ====== | + | |
| Your public key is what others need in order to send you PGP-encrypted email. | Your public key is what others need in order to send you PGP-encrypted email. | ||
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| - | ====== Sending Encrypted Email with a Shared Password (FlowCrypt) ====== | + | ====== |
| FlowCrypt primarily uses public-key (PGP) encryption, but it also supports password-encrypted messages for recipients who do not use PGP. | FlowCrypt primarily uses public-key (PGP) encryption, but it also supports password-encrypted messages for recipients who do not use PGP. | ||
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| - | ====== Why FlowCrypt on iPad and iPhone | + | ====== |
| When composing an email in FlowCrypt on iPad, you may only see: | When composing an email in FlowCrypt on iPad, you may only see: | ||
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| ===== What This Means Practically ===== | ===== What This Means Practically ===== | ||
| - | On an iPad: | + | On an iPad and iPhone: |
| • You cannot send encrypted email to non-PGP users using FlowCrypt | • You cannot send encrypted email to non-PGP users using FlowCrypt | ||
| • There is no hidden setting to enable shared passwords | • There is no hidden setting to enable shared passwords | ||
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| ==== Option 1: Use PGP Only (Best Security) ==== | ==== Option 1: Use PGP Only (Best Security) ==== | ||
| - | • Ask recipient to install: | + | - Ask recipient to install: |
| - | • FlowCrypt | + | |
| - | • Thunderbird | + | |
| - | • Proton Mail (PGP mode) | + | |
| - | • Exchange public keys | + | |
| - | • Communicate securely end-to-end | + | |
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| ===== Summary ===== | ===== Summary ===== | ||
| - | • FlowCrypt on iPad cannot send shared-password encrypted messages | + | * FlowCrypt on iPad and iPhone |
| - | • Seeing only “Send unencrypted” is expected behavior | + | |
| - | • PGP public-key encryption does work fully | + | |
| - | • Shared-key encryption requires desktop FlowCrypt | + | |
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