Description
OpenPGP for Android. It's open source and its goal is to provide a similar OpenPGP implementation as GnuPG.NOTE: Internet permissions are ONLY used for key server queries. I didn't like the idea of APG requesting those permissions either, but it is open source and the code shows that it doesn't use those permissions for anything else.
* manage secret/public keys (eg. GPG/PGP)
* encrypt/sign/decrypt/verify emails and files
* some integration into GMail accounts on the phone
* integration with K9
* HKP Keyserver support
* basic key creation and editing possible (beta)
* Intent API for other apps
Note: Internet permission is now needed because of the key server support.
Please rate it and suggest features you want.
rabinnh
Apr 30, 2012 11:16:56 AM
No longer works on ICS Asks for password but never asks for destination. Click decrypt and asks for password again. Endless loop. Worked fine on Honeycomb.
R Jaxon
Apr 24, 2012 9:38:10 PM
It encrypts. Half-baked. It encrypts and decrypts files as advertised. It would be nice if I can change the default location of decrypted files. Also, decrypting files directly to the clipboard would be a plus. The app is overly aggressive associating itself with other apps. It's functional but needs to be polished to make it a great app. -Droid Bionic
Bobby
Apr 16, 2012 4:40:02 PM
Outdated & Buggy on ICS Using AGP with Kaiten Mail (K10) app for PGP encrypted email, but setup was not very straight forward and AGP crashes often. AGP works better with OI File Manager then Astro. Encrypted files (acs) won't show up in Astro while within AGP. Overall, it works if you don't mind jumping between 2-3 apps to read a single encrypted message. Sending encrypted message is easier, it can be done entirely within K10.
lechef
Apr 10, 2012 7:27:36 PM
does not allow gmail reading anymore app has not been updated since 2 years, and it's not working anymore with recent version of Android. See bug reports for more infos. Unfor this was the only tool to manage GPG encryption/decryption and gmail integration. Too bad
Nik
Mar 28, 2012 4:25:34 PM
Great app, albeit a bit unpolished I've got my passwords sync'd with Dropbox, and use this app in combination with the Dropbox app and Astro file manager to edit passwords on my Android phone. Sounds complicated, but it works well and is much more flexible (esp. on the desktop) than all-in-one solutions like 1Password. The app itself is a bit rough around the edges visually, but it does a good job importing keys and decrypting/encrypting content.
Martin
Mar 28, 2012 7:30:11 AM
Fantastic I only wish it could render decrypted mail properly
Anonymous
Mar 24, 2012 4:43:55 AM
Works great Waiting for better GMail decrypting integration if it's possible.
Justin
Mar 22, 2012 2:26:35 PM
Works well
Hertzle
Mar 17, 2012 8:55:44 PM
Java IO error upon decryption
Rolf
Mar 11, 2012 9:40:22 AM
Perfect for SG2 Work perfect, relatively easy to use. Supports keyserverexport/import.