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Also, it's decrypt-only, but they can be ECC keys (i.e., RSA is not the only supported algorithm for primary keys), in which case encryption to an ECC public key is just generating an ephemeral key, deriving the shared secret, deriving symmetric encryption keys, encrypting, and sending the ephemeral public key and the ciphertext (decryption is similarly straightforward). kurnoolion 3y This may be dumb question, but is the parent/child key...