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Clarify UTD notice about no messages to unverified devices #1194

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@tuxayo tuxayo commented Apr 1, 2020

It's a copy of the message from Riot Web which is much clearer.

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It's a copy of the message from Riot Web which is much clearer.

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Thanks for the PR

Actually it's more than just the copy, we need to implement MSC2399 matrix-org/matrix-spec-proposals#2399
The sender will now give more information, it'll be then possible to say if the message cannot be decypted because you are black-listed, or your device is not verified, or if it's a real issue with key share

It's tracked here -> #797

and coming very soon

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tuxayo commented Apr 9, 2020

Actually it's more than just the copy, we need to implement MSC2399 matrix-org/matrix-spec-proposals#2399
The sender will now give more information, it'll be then possible to say if the message cannot be decypted because you are black-listed, or your device is not verified, or if it's a real issue with key share

How does Riot Web work currently? Does it assume «The sender has disabled encrypting to unverified devices»?
And RiotX Android for now doesn't make that assumption.

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Actually it's more than just the copy, we need to implement MSC2399 matrix-org/matrix-doc#2399
The sender will now give more information, it'll be then possible to say if the message cannot be decypted because you are black-listed, or your device is not verified, or if it's a real issue with key share

How does Riot Web work currently? Does it assume «The sender has disabled encrypting to unverified devices»?
And RiotX Android for now doesn't make that assumption.

according to MSC the client is sending a to_device message m.room_key.withheld to the device that will not receive the keys

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