Using Guard

Guard Settings

3.6.2. PGP encryption settings

The PGP encryption settings define the preset settings that are available when composing E-Mails. When composing a new E-Mail, the default settings can be adjusted before sending the E-Mail.

How to change the PGP encryption settings:

  1. Click the System menu icon on the right side of the menu bar. Click the Settings menu item.

  2. Select the entry GuardSecurity in the sidebar. Click on Advanced settings.

  3. Change a setting below PGP Encryption Settings.

The following settings are available.

Remember Password Default

Defines the time range default for Guard to remember the password. You can change this default when being asked for your Guard password.

Default to send encrypted when composing email

Defines whether a new E-Mail is encrypted with PGP per default.

Default adding signature to outgoing mails

Defines whether a new E-Mail is encrypted with PGP per default.

Enable advanced PGP features

Defines whether all PGP features are displayed.

Encrypt all incoming emails

Defines whether all incoming E-Mails are encrypted with PGP per default.

Default to using PGP inline for new mails

Defines whether the PGP encryption is done inline. Only use those settings if the E-Mail client of a recipient does not support PGP, the message should be readable though. If you use this setting, you can not send E-Mails in html format.

Parent topic: Guard Settings