[Android Tutorial] PGP Signature - Encrypt/Decrypt message

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It's a very interesting topic thank you very much for that, but IMO must people looking for PGP apps on Android are doing it in order to find a way to check Electrum apk signatures right on their smartphones (and without using a shell) because nobody can fully trust Google Play Store (it can be hacked one day) and it doesn't always offer the last version released of the Electrum app. So are you able to check Electrum apk signature with Openkeychain, and if yes how are you doing that please?

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Quote from: UpTober on December 12, 2023, 09:58:57 AM

I saw that you posted this post on our own local board Pakistani board and replied.
This post of yours is certainly instructive but sadly no one on our local board has evaluated it properly.

Thanks, but I didn't write it with the hope that everyone or a certain community will evaluate it or not. Some members saw the post, and I hope they have learned something new. Some of them replied, too. So, why do you think they didn't evaluate my post?

Quote from: UpTober on December 12, 2023, 09:58:57 AM

I don't know how far I can go but I will translate these posts of yours to our own local boards in the future to properly make you respected and known there.

Thanks for your offer, but please, NO. You don't have to translate my posts. I wrote only four tutorials about PGP, and I can translate my topic into several languages. I have already posted my two threads in the Pakistan Local thread. If I need to post the remaining two threads, I will translate them myself. Once again, please do not translate my threads.

I thought you were a genuine newbie, But it doesn't seem you are a newbie.

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Quote from: Learn Bitcoin on November 15, 2023, 09:49:32 AM

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I saw that you posted this post on our own local board Pakistani board and replied.
This post of yours is certainly instructive but sadly no one on our local board has evaluated it properly.
I don't know how far I can go but I will translate these posts of yours to our own local boards in the future to properly make you respected and known there.
I don't know what country you are from but I see you have made several posts about PGP. Thanks good job.

I sent you a message today and will see you when you have time.

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Quote from: ImThour on November 16, 2023, 10:19:48 AM

What a detailed thread mate, I appreciate it. It will be a go-to thread for anyone who wants to do PGP Signature on Android. Clean, concise, and enough screenshots to follow for each step.
I always love threads like these on the forum, with proper formatting and concise to-the-point text.

Thank you very much! This is the best comment I have got so far from this forum. I was amazed by your comment, which will motivate me to write about such topics in the future. As you can see, I have written two more tutorials before, but I do not see any genuine interest from forum users. Either they do not understand the importance of learning PGP or just ignore it. I thought it was a lack of writing.

Quote from: ImThour on November 16, 2023, 10:19:48 AM

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I do not have a MAC or iPhone to test PGP on those devices.

Can you use any Virtual Machine (VMWare) to test for Mac? I think you can do that easily by installing MacOS.

I guess I can do it. But as I said above, I do not see much interest from forum members Embarrassed

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What a detailed thread mate, I appreciate it. It will be a go-to thread for anyone who wants to do PGP Signature on Android. Clean, concise, and enough screenshots to follow for each step.
I always love threads like these on the forum, with proper formatting and concise to-the-point text.

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I do not have a MAC or iPhone to test PGP on those devices.

Can you use any Virtual Machine (VMWare) to test for Mac? I think you can do that easily by installing MacOS.

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This is my mobile public key, which I generated a minute ago from the instructions you provided.

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Quote from: Porfirii on March 04, 2023, 07:59:28 AM

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Hi BitcoinTalk!

So far, I have written two PGP tutorials, and those are for Linux and Windows users. But I was wondering if there are any apps for Android users. Most of my local users use Android devices. So, here I am with another PGP thread, and I guess this is the last one. I do not have a MAC or iPhone to test PGP on those devices.

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