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Welcome to ProtectMyMail
Keep your emails truly private. Protect your existing mailbox in just a few minutes - enjoy end-to-end encryption and sender verification, so you always know who's really reaching out. Click below to secure your mailbox. If you want to protect another account, click “Protect another mailbox”.
This browser is another device of mine Learn more on our website →Add this browser as a device
This browser gets keys of its own. A browser that has your recovery phrase confirms it; the phrase never comes here.
Add this browser as a device
Enter this code in ProtectMyMail on a browser that has your recovery phrase, under Settings › Your devices.
Waiting for your other device…
Step 1 of 4
Enter the email address of the mailbox you want to protect
Create a password for ProtectMyMail. It will work in this browser.
I already have a recovery phrase
You will be given twelve words. They are the only way back to this account: forget them and the mail sent to you stays unreadable, for you and for us. Have somewhere to write them down before you start.
Enter your twelve recovery words above to restore this account on this browser.
Step 3 of 4
Write this down
Please write down these 12 backup words. This is for optimal protection, in case you need to restore your ProtectMyMail access.
Unlock your vault to read and send protected mail.
Welcome to ProtectMyMail!
Your password and backup words have now been set up for this device. You are ready to send your first protected email.
How it works:
- Writing an email: Two buttons appear where you write.
- Reading: A green shield appears. The sender has been verified so you know who is sending.
- Secure links: You can send a protected message to someone who does not have this extension.
Sending protection is paused. You can still read and verify protected mail you receive. Upgrade to send protected mail again.
Your mailbox is confirmed
Protection is on
Your recovery phrase is too weak
It was made before version 0.5.5 and could be guessed. Replace your key: you keep your address and the mail you already have.
Confirm this mailbox
Until you confirm it, people see 'signed, but the address is unconfirmed'. We mail you a code to prove the mailbox is yours.
Protect up to 3 mailboxes for US $5.00/month. Extra mailboxes are US $1.50 each per month.
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YOUR DEVICES
Browsers that work without your recovery phrase. Revoke one you lost: only that one stops counting.
CONNECTED MAILBOXES
Protect up to 3 mailboxes for US $5.00/month. Extra mailboxes are US $1.50 each per month.
Limit reached (3 of 3). Add extra mailboxes for $1.50/mo each.
Add extra mailboxes
Choose how many to add. Each extra mailbox is $1.50/mo, billed with your subscription.
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Help & Support
Account & security
Devices
Security Check
Enter your password to reveal your recovery phrase.
Your Recovery Phrase
On the other device, pick “I already have a recovery phrase” during setup and type these 12 words.
Anyone who has these words can read your protected mail and sign as you. Show them to nobody else.
Replace the key on this address
Do this when a device with your recovery phrase is gone. You keep this e-mail address; it gets a new key, and the old one is kept here so the mail you already have stays readable.
Whoever has the old phrase can still read what was sent before this moment. Nothing can undo that.
Write these twelve words down
This is the only way back to your new key. The old words no longer open this account.
Import a past recovery phrase
This adds an old key to your archive. You'll be able to read old emails encrypted for it, but new emails will continue to use your current key.
Key imported successfully! Old emails using this key can now be read.
Secure Links
Manage sent links
Sent to the wrong person? Withdraw it: the network deletes it and it can no longer be opened. What someone already read cannot be un-read.
Advanced
Custom node endpoint (optional)
Most people never need this. Leave it empty to use the default ProtectMyMail network.
Point this at your own AnuuTech node if you run one. The extension verifies every signature itself, so this endpoint is never trusted.