Sean Long

First, centralized service providers, such as 1Password, Google Chrome, Apple Safari, store our usernames and passwords, which is not secure. Second, the random passwords they provide make it harder for us to manage our own passwords, as we can’t remember such long, random strings, leading to inconvenience in migration and usage. Third, the information we need to store goes beyond just...

I understnd many of us are doing Stealth Startups, Bmail might help you to protect your privacy.

Like GMAIL's native application, it is easy to use.

Our emails, including attachments, are scanned countless times daily for commercial purposes or even AI training. Personally, I really don’t like the idea of that. How do you feel about companies accessing our private communications? I’ve just started using this email encryption plugin, and I’m curious—how important is email encryption to you? Do you feel like your emails need more protection...