Big tech has based its business model on the harvesting and exploitation of data. If we’ve learned anything about the tech landscape these last few years it’s that big tech doesn’t always have your best interests in mind. The goal is that, in the near future, Mailfence users will benefit from the automatic sync of their contacts and calendars – as well as their email. We’ve made it easy to get an email address from Mailfence, and their team has created many great guides on how to get the most out of their service in Thunderbird. We’ve known we wanted to work with the Mailfence team for well over a year, and this is just the beginning of our collaboration. Also, Mailfence has been doing this for longer than most providers have been around and this shows real commitment to their cause. Mailfence has built a private and secure email experience, whilst using open standards that ensure its users can use clients like Thunderbird with no extra hoops to jump through – which respects their freedom. It comes down to two important shared values: a commitment to privacy and open standards. We are excited that those using Thunderbird will have this easily accessible option to get a new email address from a privacy-focused provider with just a few clicks. To check this out, you click on “Get a new email address…” when you are setting up an account.
Today, the Thunderbird team is happy to announce that we have partnered with Mailfence to offer their encrypted email service in Thunderbird’s account setup.
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