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Messages sent between people who use encryption don’t expire, because they are delivered over email like any other message, plus typically encrypted in a more secure way.įor more details and screenshots see the Sending and Receiving Encrypted Emails section. FlowCrypt paying users can set the expiration time. Some use cases require that the message is available longer than the standard 90-day expiration.

#Gpg suite device not showing up for free#

We expire these emails within 90 days of sending for free users and 180 days for enterprise customers and then delete them from our servers by the time they’ve been expired for 37 days. Once expired, they’ll not be served from our servers anymore, and within some period of expiration, we’ll delete them from our servers. Given enough time and resources, someone could crack the messages with brute force. Unfortunately, many people will use fairly weak passwords. Such messages will be encrypted on your end using the password, then stored in encrypted form on FlowCrypt servers to be delivered to the recipient. Messages that you send to people who don’t use encryption on their end will require that you add a password to protect them. I want to know what exactly the following means: “Password-protected messages expire in X days” Password encrypted messages expiration - how does it work? If you’ve already set up FlowCrypt without the key, you can still go to FlowCrypt Settings Additional Settings My Keys Add key and add it there. Then, open the file in a text editor and you should see a lot of garbled-up text in it, starting with the following text:Ĭopy everything in that file and paste it where FlowCrypt asks for it during the setup process. Select the ASCII format and save it into a file. On your Mac, in the GPG Keychain app, select the key that says sec / pub in the Type column, then click Export on the top. If you want to re-use your key from GPG Keychain (which is a good idea), this is a way for getting the key out of it. I’d like to export my key from GPG Suite on a Mac, what do I do?

Exporting a key from GPG Keychain/GPG Suite on a Mac There, you can also reply in the standard way without encryption. In a conversation that was originally encrypted, you can click the See original green button on the top right. I want to be able able to break out of FlowCrypt on the fly, so I can fall back to normal Gmail compose if needed.Īs it is, I appear to be forced into the FlowCrypt Secure Compose when responding with contacts that could use OpenPGP.

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How to view a message in its original form without FlowCrypt? On this page, you’ll find a group of questions that are less common.