Introducing Mailfence Calendar: a secure online calendar to schedule, manage and track meetings & events
Mailfence strives to make the internet a safer place. That’s why we developed our encrypted email solution. But in our opinion just offering secure and private email is not sufficient. Otherwise, our users would need to use insecure solutions to manage their appointments, create and store their documents or chat online. Luckily Mailfence is much […]
Encrypt email with Gmail and Outlook.com or any other provider
Mailfence is an end-to-end encrypted email solution with digital signatures that gives users full freedom and control over their key management. However, how to encrypt email with your other email accounts such as Gmail, Yahoo or Outlook.com? What if they do not provide encryption features? We will show you how you can take advantage of […]
Mailfence Release Notes Sep 2017
We’re happy to announce the Mailfence Release Notes Sep 2017 with several new features and improvements. New features Calendar: XMPP/Jabber (pop-up) reminder is now available for calendar events. Improvements Filter: Issue of loading using a template when template folder is empty has now been fixed. OpenPGP: Message composing options getting inactive upon clicking away the […]
Introducing Mailfence Groups: secure group collaboration
Mailfence strives to make the internet a safer place. That’s why we developed our encrypted email solution. But in our opinion just offering secure and private email is not sufficient. Otherwise our users would need to use insecure or non private solutions to manage their appointments, create and store their documents or chat online. Luckily […]
OpenPGP, S/MIME, Secure Message Escrow: Which E2E encryption is best?
From SMTP to OpenPGP, S/MIME and Secure Message Escrow Emails have been the epicenter of online communication for decades now. Unfortunately the underlying protocol called SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol), which was developed in 1982, was not designed with an emphasis on security and privacy. In this blogpost, we will briefly go through some of […]
Using a VPN & Secure Email For Increased Privacy Online!
Internet conglomerate and popular email host Yahoo was hacked twice earlier this year, revealing personal, sensitive data of 1.5 billion account holders. Countless other wide-scale and anecdotal accounts of hacking run rampant across the Internet. Fortunately, we law-abiding, good-hearted Internet users can protect ourselves from hacking, surveillance, and other unwarranted activity by using VPN & […]
Release of new Mailfence site
We are pleased to announce the launch of our new Mailfence site. In this blogpost, we will cover some of the improvements of our new Mailfence site. Secure and private email service Mailfence is a secure and private email service, that strives to protect your email privacy. The new Mailfence site outlines more clearly how […]
Mailfence Release Notes May 2017
It is our job to keep up to date our offers and implement continuous improvement to our services. Therefore, we’re happy to announce a new Mailfence Release Notes with several new features and improvements. New features Mail : Alias self-provisioning and management. Go to Settings -> Messages – > Aliases [for paying accounts] Mail : Users […]
Mailfence’s OpenPGP Keystore gives full control over key management
Mailfence secure and private email service comes with an easy to use integrated keystore that supports wide range of functionalities for managing OpenPGP keys. In this blogpost we highlight those OpenPGP keystore functionalities along with use-cases. Whether you use Mailfence’s own end-to-end encryption and/or digital signature feature or not, you can use Mailfence as a […]
Mailfence at RightsCon Brussels March 2017: A brief rundown!
In continuation of our last blogpost, a short update about Mailfence at RightsCon Brussels – 2017. This blogpost will give you a rundown of our Tech demo and other activities. MAILFENCE AT RIGHTSCON BRUSSELS 2017 Mailfence at RightsCon Brussels – 2017 received a warm welcome by journalists, activists, bloggers and other privacy-oriented attendants of the […]