Product updates, security notes, and how we think about privacy, trust and the future of email.
Spam and phishing exploit one thing: your inbox trusts strangers by default. Here’s how sealing a stranger’s mail until you decide quietly flips that assumption — and why it makes email calmer.
What it really means when we say we can’t read your mail — and the one place that isn’t true.
A friendly look at routing sealed packets through a network with no center.
Why we block remote images by default, and what senders can and can’t tell.
How the bridge lets you reach any address while keeping DMCN-to-DMCN private.
Faster search, smarter sender approval, and a lighter compose window.
You pay a little, so we owe you nothing shady. Here’s what that commitment means.