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from the link you shared: "You are required to encrypt the document key with the local environment and Google’s public key. Including Google’s public key allow
by marcus_holmes 7y ago
from the link you shared:
"You are required to encrypt the document key with the local environment and Google’s public key. Including Google’s public key allows Google AMP cache to serve your document."
So you have to encrypt the document key with their public key so they can decrypt at will. No master key required.
- diggan 7y agoThanks! I somehow missed that. So there is indeed a master key that Google holds, the private key that the public key matches with is that master key. So does that mean that Google will no longer penalize websites that show different content for Googlebot vs normal visitors, or is this "AMP client side encryption" a exception to this rule?
- fastball 7y agoThe same content is being served to Googlebot and users with this solution... unlike before.