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* secure and verified (green letter envelope)
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* secure and verified (green letter envelope)
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The contactView can either show information about a contact or the user of the app.
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The contactView can either show information about a contact or the user of the app.
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The view of the user of the app shows a qr code that can be used by other users of the app to verify the public key of the user.
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Each contact may have multiple trays, depending on the number of keys associated to it.
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Each contact may have multiple trays, depending on the number of keys associated to it.
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The contactViewController also offers to view the system native contact view or to add a new contact to the system address book if no associated contact was found.
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The contactViewController also offers to view the system native contact view or to add a new contact to the system address book if no associated contact was found.
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Summary of offered actions on different states:
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| |insecure|secure & unverified|secure & verified|
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|user of app|switch to secure tray|—|QR Code + key migration options|
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|contact|invite to use app **or** switch to secure tray|verify pub key|—| |
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