Hello Klaus, On 02.01.22 15:05, Klaus Ethgen wrote:
Yes. But depends on your trust-model setting (see man page).
Okay, I will read it. Sounds interesting because developers could decide to display the level of validation in their application, but if users change the settings, this could stop working.
The trust "ultimative" should only set to your very own keys! You never use that setting for anything else.
I already thought that I shouldn't do this. But, wouldn't it be the same as when I sign a key? In the end both ways show that I trust the key and if I sign a key I do trust it ultimately.
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