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Tips for top-secure communication
Atomic Mail has a lot of security features, not the only one Blockchain encryption. Use the following tips to boost privacy in your communications.
Use aliases to protect your primary address, manage different identities, and reduce spam
Use password encryption or encryption as file to send secure emails to non-Atomic Mail users
Use strong, unique passwords for your email account
Enable two-factor authentication to protect against unauthorized access. In Atomic Mail, two options for 2FA are available.
Be cautious with links and attachments, verifying the sender’s identity to avoid phishing attempts and malware.
Blockchain privacy
Our super secure mail features guarantees only you have access to your emails and your data
End-to-end encryption
When E2EE is used, a message only appears in decrypted form for the person sending the message and the person receiving the message
Local decription
We don't keep your private keys on our servers.Once Atomic Blockchain Secured Mail is active, decryption occurs only on your authorized device
Zero access
Zero-access encryption ensures that the content of emails and files is always stored in such a way that the solution provider can never access the information
8 Ways to Improve
Gmail Security
While switching providers is an option, Gmail offers security features that you can enhance with additional steps to protect your data and improve your email’s privacy.
- Encrypt Your Gmail
Gmail’s standard encryption may not be enough for privacy-sensitive users. Consider third-party plugins, such as FlowCrypt, to apply end-to-end encryption to your messages, adding a layer of protection against unauthorized access. - Use Strong, Unique Passwords
Using a strong, unique password is critical for maintaining Gmail security. Passwords that include random characters, numbers, and symbols are harder for hackers to crack. Consider using a password manager to securely store and manage strong passwords for your accounts. - Enable Two-Step Verification (2FA)
Gmail’s 2FA feature is essential for enhanced protection. Enabling this feature requires anyone logging in to your account to provide a unique verification code, making it significantly harder for attackers to gain access. - Recognize Phishing Attempts
Gmail’s spam filters are helpful, but phishing emails can still sneak through. Educate yourself on recognizing phishing attempts, especially in emails that seem to prompt immediate action or contain unfamiliar links. - Regularly Update Your Operating System
Keeping your OS and apps updated ensures you have the latest security patches, which are crucial for defending against emerging threats. Whether you use Gmail on a computer or mobile device, an updated system helps keep your data safe. - Check Your Account Activity
To enhance Gmail security, check your account activity to identify any unusual logins or unfamiliar devices. This can be done from Gmail’s settings, where you’ll see recent login activity to help you stay alert for potential unauthorized access. - Use a VPN on Public Wi-Fi
Public Wi-Fi networks are notoriously vulnerable to hacking, so if you access Gmail over public Wi-Fi, consider using a Virtual Private Network (VPN) for added protection. A VPN can encrypt your internet traffic, making it harder for hackers to intercept. - Complete Google’s Security Checkup
Google offers a comprehensive Security Checkup tool that helps assess potential risks and gives recommendations to bolster your Gmail security. Regularly reviewing these settings can help maintain a secure email experience.
Why choose
Atomic Mail?
High security
Email encryption safeguards privacy
Many encryption types
Choose the one that suits your situation
Zero access
The solution provider can never access the information
Seed phrase recovery
The most secure way to access your account
Aliases
Email encryption safeguards privacy
Blockchain encryption
Get the highest level of security and privacy
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How Can I Encrypt
My Emails?
Learning how to encrypt email is easier than you think. Here’s a quick guide to encrypting your emails on popular platforms:
- Gmail: Enable S/MIME under account settings to encrypt your outgoing emails, but consider that Gmail security does not include default end-to-end encryption.
- Outlook: If you're looking for guidance on how to send secure email in Outlook, tools like S/MIME or Office 365 encryption for secure communication.
- Atomic Mail: Simplify the process with built-in end-to-end encryption, alias creation, and spam filtering for enhanced privacy.
- Yahoo Mail: Use third-party encryption tools or switch to a provider like Atomic Mail for comprehensive security.
Using a secure email hosting provider like Atomic Mail not only simplifies the encryption process but also offers features like spam-free inboxes and account recovery.

