If you use Google Calendars for work, you might want to log in and change your settings. It’s possible that the public can see everything you’ve placed on your Calendar. It might even come up in Google search results for … Read more
Not everyone is fortunate enough to live in a free country. Many people still live in surveillance states, where the government wants to assure that the people never have their opposing voices heard. Some countries censor the internet and block … Read more
You have to send an important email to or for your boss. You type up a few drafts. You want to make sure the email your boss ultimately receives or approves is the best possible version of the email. There’s … Read more
A thorough approach to security is a little bit in the hardware, a little bit in the software, and a lot in the hands of the user. If you aren’t well informed of best practices, it can be difficult to … Read more
Email aliases are both a security feature and a convenience feature. As you may have surmised from the word “alias”, privacy and anonymity are dressed through the use of an email alias. They also help to prevent junk mail, making … Read more
Earlier this year PrivateMail increased user file security by adding a standalone AES-256 encrypted folder, and now we are taking security a step further with Secure Share. This new feature allows users to share sensitive files securely by encrypting the … Read more
It seems like another company faces a data breach every day. While larger businesses are often the bigger targets, usually because they carry so much information valuable to thieves, no business is safe. Smaller businesses are less likely to use … Read more
It seems shocking that millions of Americans’ private medical records are free and easy to access online. What’s more terrifying is that it shouldn’t be shocking. Experts have been warning the people storing this data for years that their storage … Read more
Starting today you can now purchase a custom domain name for any Private-Mail business plan, directly from us! This means your email will come from [email protected], while enabling you to send and receive encrypted OpenPGP emails both inside and … Read more
