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by Philpax 1y ago
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- genewitch 1y agoMatrix protocol or at least the clients agree that several emoji is a key - which is fine - and you verify by looking at the keys (on each client) at the same time in person, ideally. I've only ever signed for people in person, and one remote attestation; but we had a separate verified private channel and attested the emoji that way.
- nickdothutton 1y agoDo these still happen? They were common (-ish, at least in my circles) in the 90s during the crypto wars, often at the end of conferences and events, but I haven't come across them in recent years.