Open Qwertie- opened 6 years ago
Hi @Qwertie- , in normal usage case, step 3 is not necessary. Riot-Android already requests the encryption key automatically to any other connected client with the same account. The "re-request" is only useful if you have dismiss the popup on the Riot web client.
That said, at step 5, you have to click on the next popup on 'I verified that the key match'. If it's not working, it's maybe a problem on Riot-Web then. If you clicked on 'Send without verification' and the message is decrypted on Mobile, there is no issue then? Or I misunderstand something, please let me know
Riot does automatically request the key for web but I don't see anything on my phone so I can't confirm that it was my phone that sent the request.
Yes, user has no feedback on automatic key request, except on the other clients, and of course when the messages get decrypted. You can confirm that your phone has sent the request by comparing the device key.
Are you unable to decrypt your messages?
Ah ok. Looks like it's probably working as intended then. Maybe a slight UX issue as I wasn't sure what I was meant to compare with when the key was only shown on one of my devices.
The UX issue is (partially) tracked here: #2487
I have been able to reproduce this a few times for a while now.
Steps to reproduce
After this nothing happens on mobile. Clicking send without verification decrypts the message on mobile.