The latest about our releases and new features.
We’re happy to announce a new Mailfence Release Notes with several new features and improvements. New features OpenPGP: you can now directly import the public key of your recipient in your keystore, while composing an
Mailfence built a private and secure email solution that is fully interoperable with any other PGP based service in the world. In this blogpost, we will discuss the PGP encrypted email notifications support by facebook
We’re happy to announce the Mailfence Release Notes New Features Shared mail account now support personal signature and use of alias’s Users can create Inbox subfolders For ActiveSync, we have added support for Android SMS sync
Dear Mailfencers, We are excited to announce the launch of our brand new blog. In order to cope with the increase in traffic to our blog, we decided it was time to upgrade our architecture.
Mailfence is much more than a private and secure email solution. With Mailfence you have access to an entire suite of tools such as File Management, Calendars, Contacts,… We view it as our mission to
Shared mailboxes allow users to share their mailboxes with other users in order to view and send emails from a common mailbox. These accounts work in the same way as a normal email account but
Yahoo recently confirmed a massive breach of over 500 million email accounts, including both credentials and security questions. At Mailfence – a secure and private email service, the security team was closely monitoring developments since
Mailfence Release Notes After increasing the Mail storage and our last release notes, we’re now happy to announce our next Mailfence Release Notes. New Features Users can now authenticate (Web, SMTP relay, IMAP, POP, ActiveSync) using
We believe that every user has the right to know exactly what threats Mailfence – a secure and private email suite is designed to PROTECT or NOT PROTECT you from. That’s why we’ve composed this generic Mailfence threat
