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The messages don't always arrive in the same order between the devices, so it's definitely not passed from one to the other. I imagine the senders encrypt the m
by andreyf 14y ago
The messages don't always arrive in the same order between the devices, so it's definitely not passed from one to the other. I imagine the senders encrypt the message with every public key in your keybag.
Someone who actually knows should weigh in, though. GP's understanding seems a bit murky to me.
- Groxx 14y agoIf that's the case though, where would this popup be appearing from? (I haven't seen it, not quite sure where it would be) I would guess they wouldn't be asking the sender to approve adding my multiple computers whenever I add one, since that would be a fairly crummy user experience. Seems like it should be something that I, the owner of the receiving devices, would approve or deny.
- andreyf 14y agoThe popup (and e-mail) only notify you that a device has been added to your account. The approval is done by logging in with your Apple ID.