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You won't get a Twitch 2021 recap if you switched off marketing emails
If you hate junk mail, you might have missed out.
Kris Holt12.15.2021FBI email servers were hacked to target a security researcher
The FBI has confirmed that hackers used its servers to email fake warnings targeting a security researcher.
Jon Fingas11.13.2021Amazon lets Prime members send gifts with only an email address or phone number
Amazon Prime members can now use the mobile Amazon Shopping app to send gifts to friends using just their phone number of email address.
Steve Dent10.04.2021DuckDuckGo tackles email privacy with new tracker-stripping service
The company says it will never save messages that are routed through Email Protection.
Kris Holt07.20.2021Vivaldi adds mail, calendar, RSS and translation tools to its privacy-focused browser
Vivaldi has updated its web browser to add built-in translation, more layouts, and beta versions of mail, calendar and an RSS reader.
Saqib Shah06.09.2021Microsoft Outlook on iOS adds voice dictation for emails, search and calendar invites
Microsoft is making voice a much more significant part of the Outlook experience.
Igor Bonifacic06.08.2021Microsoft releases a one-click patch for its critical Exchange flaw
Microsoft has released a "one-click" interim fix for the Hafnium vulnerability that has been wreaking havoc across Exchange servers.
Steve Dent03.16.2021Zoom may offer email to bolster its growing empire
Zoom may offer an email service in 2021 to expand its surging business beyond video calls.
Jon Fingas12.23.2020Email app Superhuman adds a cheaper plan for students and teachers
They can pay $10 per month instead of $30.
Kris Holt09.24.2020Gmail is about to start testing verification-like logos for email
Gmail is about to start testing technology that uses a company's logo to mark a message as authentic.
Richard Lawler07.21.2020Hey email app open to all after Apple 'definitively' approves it
After flip flopping on whether it would approve Basecamp’s Hey email app, Apple has “definitively approved” Hey for the App Store.
Christine Fisher06.25.2020Apple re-approves Hey email app after last week’s standoff
Apple changes its stance and approves Basecamp's Hey iOS app.
Christine Fisher06.22.2020Tesla is ready to mass-produce the Semi, Elon Musk says
In an email to staff, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said it’s time to bring the Tesla Semi to “volume production.”
Christine Fisher06.10.2020Google rolls out a simplified Gmail settings menu
A quick settings menu will help Gmail users find what they need quickly.
Marc DeAngelis05.27.2020Edison Mail iOS bug showed messages intended for other people
A bug in Edison Mail's iOS app showed messages from strangers.
Jon Fingas05.16.2020Newton Mail has been saved (again) by two dedicated fans
Email subscription service Newton has been saved again.
Rachel England05.11.2020Microsoft now protects Office 365 users against 'reply all' email storms
Microsoft now offer protection against 'reply all' email storms to Office 365 users around the world.
Jon Fingas05.10.2020Google says government-backed groups are using COVID-19 to spread scams
Dozens of government-backed groups are using COVID-19 themes as lures for phishing and malware scams, Google says.
Christine Fisher04.22.2020Apple Mail for iPhone may be vulnerable to malware attacks (updated)
Security researchers say they've found a flaw in iOS' Mail app that lets attackers deliver malware without user input, although evidence is scarce.
Jon Fingas04.22.2020Gmail now supports multiple signatures
Gmail's support for just one email signature can be a pain if you don't always want to end your messages the same way -- you may not want to respond to a work request the same way you do an invitation to dinner. You won't have to fret about it much longer, though. Google is introducing support for multiple signatures on the web, with the option to make one of them the default. You just have to go into Settings > Settings > General to create a new signature, and a button in the compose window will let you choose and manage signatures while you're writing.
Jon Fingas03.10.2020