SUMMARY E2EE sometimes doesn't receive keys when it should. This includes both encrypted group chats and DMs. STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Set up a fresh synapse instance, add mautrix-telegram puppeting bridge, add a user. (Or use a public instance) 2. Login inside fractal (or other client), obtain security key 3. Login inside neochat, cross-verify with the other client. Just in case, you can also paste security key into appropriate dev menu. 4. Open a DM with the bridge bot, log into telegram. (Have at least one DM inside telegram, even with telegram itself to receive auth code) 5. Observe synced DMs OBSERVED RESULT Other client successfully decrypts all messages, NeoChat decrypts none, instead displaying "This message is encrypted and the sender has not shared the key with this device". EXPECTED RESULT NeoChat decrypts DMs successfully. SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Linux: NixOS 25.05 (Warbler) (Wayland) / linux 6.14.6 KDE Plasma Version: not installed KDE Frameworks Version: 6.14.0 Qt Version: Using 6.9.0 and built against 6.9.0 libQuotient: 0.9.1 (built against 0.9.1) ADDITIONAL INFORMATION This can also be reproduced by other means, but this one seems to be 100% reliable and is the most noticeable for me. Mautrix-whatsapp probably also does that, but I couldn't set it up on my homeserver due to technical difficulties. This doesn't seem to be an issue with the bridge specifically, since other clients work correctly and this also happens in regular chats too.
https://invent.kde.org/network/neochat/-/wikis/FAQ#after-logging-in-to-neochat-i-cant-read-any-existing-decrypted-mesages--how-can-i-import-decryption-keys--i-verified-my-session-in-element-and-still-cant-read-encryted-messages