Suddenly the behaviour of gpg has changed and my world crumbles.
I have several keys, all but one for testing purposes. The one is my personal key. Up to now I have been able to encrypt with this key, and I seem to remember that I had to type my passphrase to encrypt. Now suddenly I don't. But what is more frightening, I can double click the encrypted file and it will decrypt without asking for my passphrase.
I have googled on this, and found several suggestions, none of which works. How do I force gpg to ask for my passphrase before it decrypts a file? And how do I make sure that it encrypts with the right key. I use -r but it appears that the key doing the encryption is not my own key even if is the name of my personal key. I can accept that it is the recipients key which matters in encryption, but I would like my personal identity to be involved, and not the first key in the keyring.