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Clarify current state of cross-signing private keys
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if (SettingsStore.isFeatureEnabled("feature_cross_signing")) {
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if (SettingsStore.isFeatureEnabled("feature_cross_signing")) {
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// TODO: Cross-signing keys are temporarily in memory only. A
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// This stores the cross-signing private keys in memory for the JS SDK. They
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// separate task in the cross-signing project will build from here.
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// are also persisted to Secure Secret Storage in account data by
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// the JS SDK when created.
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// XXX: On desktop platforms, we plan to store only the SSSS default
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// key in a secure enclave, while the cross-signing private keys
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// will still be retrieved from SSSS, so it's unclear that we
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// actually need these cross-signing application callbacks for Riot.
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// Should the JS SDK default to in-memory storage of these itself?
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const keys = {};
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const keys = {};
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opts.cryptoCallbacks = {
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opts.cryptoCallbacks = {
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getCrossSigningKey: k => keys[k],
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getCrossSigningKey: k => keys[k],
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