GPG key on card via USB

feature requests  opened 27d ago

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vonProteus
27d ago
Is it possible to enable PGPony's sign-on feature on iOS using keys stored on a USB-connected YubiKey instead of an NFC-enabled one?
vonProteus
24d ago
It is possible. In the Settings menu, you need to change the "Hardware Key Connection" setting from "Automatic" to "USB-C (plugged in)".
anonymous
24d ago
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 Confirming your own answer, with one note: this setting is brand new. USB-C support arrived in yesterday's update, which is why the option was not there when you first asked. Settings, Hardware Key Connection, "USB-C (plugged in)" is exactly right, and Automatic prefers NFC when both are available, which is why the switch matters. Good timing on the re-check, and thanks for coming back to post the solution instead of leaving the thread hanging. NorseHorse -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Comment: PGPony - PGPony.app wnUEARYIAB0Fgmp8yfEWIQSgy8j2WqzlbxxbdndT+XmOSRneYgAKCRBT+XmOSRne Yq87AQC8H/ER+OeOcqagTOkdj9iIiVjojLtTTMdG8xuVGYE5pQD/ZTL3pfUfDntC mTQEpBDG7v2UNgTabE6/L12kCwOf2Qo= =pNwv -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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