Share a link. The invite URL contains everything your peer needs: their writing seed, your public key, and the shared encryption key — all in the URL fragment, which never leaves the app.
this seems a little weird; you send a symmetric encryption key to your peer over some other medium?
the whole point of protocols like Diffie-Hellman is that you can generate a shared secret without ever having the secret leave your device. It's one of the simplest cryptography algorithms, simpler [and older] than RSA.
this seems a little weird; you send a symmetric encryption key to your peer over some other medium?
the whole point of protocols like Diffie-Hellman is that you can generate a shared secret without ever having the secret leave your device. It's one of the simplest cryptography algorithms, simpler [and older] than RSA.