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Secure contact

Some enquiries should not travel as ordinary email. If yours is one of them, use one of the channels below. For everything else, enquiries@foxpedition.com reaches us as usual.

Threema

Threema asks for neither a phone number nor an email address at sign-up, and it runs on Swiss servers. Messages are end-to-end encrypted by default. The ID below is the one listed in our imprint.

FOXPEDITION on Threema

Open the link on a device with Threema installed, or enter the ID in the app.

F6WR75R5

OpenPGP keys

If you already work with OpenPGP, our public keys are here. A mail client that supports Web Key Directory fetches the right key from this domain on its own once it knows the address. If yours does not, download the key file and import it by hand.

enquiries@foxpedition.com

Fingerprint 0EE1 F331 DC76 1522 83E5
A8D3 BFED 754D 1DB2 6A24

Ed25519, created 28 July 2026

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Maximilian Faust

Fingerprint 2E87 80F2 F348 8268 8130
1A09 20C4 F848 F069 AA93

Ed25519, created 27 June 2026

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Inga Faust

Fingerprint F493 CFFD B6A6 35A7 2FB6
3F84 0246 F78C E90E A5D1

Ed25519, created 28 July 2026

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Using the keys

Start at enquiries@foxpedition.com; with the key above, the very first message can travel encrypted. Personal addresses follow in direct contact.

Check a fingerprint against a second source before you rely on it. Ask us over Threema, or compare it with the copy your own client fetched over Web Key Directory.

Confidentiality

Email, files, calendars, contacts and video calls run on Proton. Mail between Proton accounts is end-to-end encrypted by default, and the keys on this page extend that to the first message from any other provider. Whichever way your enquiry arrives, exactly two people read it, and it stays confidential whether or not an engagement follows.

This site loads nothing from third-party servers and sets no tracking cookies. It is hosted in Frankfurt, with backups held in France. Direct phone numbers and addresses are shared in person, not published.