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[Story] EX: Decorate untrusted messages with a shield #2489

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manuroe opened this issue Aug 1, 2024 · 0 comments
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[Story] EX: Decorate untrusted messages with a shield #2489

manuroe opened this issue Aug 1, 2024 · 0 comments

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manuroe commented Aug 1, 2024

Description

  • As a user in an end-to-end encrypted room
  • I want to be informed when a message cannot be trusted
  • So that I can take proper actions

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Acceptance criteria

Check the related epic, A shield must be displayed on a message when:

  • The authenticity of this encrypted message can't be guaranteed on this device. (when key imported from backup, from file..) Figma
  • Encrypted by a device not verified by its owner. (the sender has not verified his device) Figma
  • Encrypted by an unknown or deleted device. (the device has been deleted OR has not yet been downloaded) Figma
  • Sent In Clear When a message is sent in clear in a e2ee room (typically a bot) Figma

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@pixlwave pixlwave changed the title [Story] EX: Decorate malicious messages with a shield [Story] EX: Decorate untrusted messages with a shield Aug 1, 2024
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