⛓How to Send Ultra-Secure Emails📩

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 ⛓How to Send Ultra-Secure Emails📩


In a world where Google and the NSA inspect every email, a truly secure email service would be a godsend. Several email systems have touted themselves as secure, but we eventually learned that they were flawed or that their servers could be grabbed and inspected or otherwise compromised.


Then What Is the Solution?❔


I have and u said it : ProtonMail


Protonmail.com


<b>About ProtonMail </b>


ProtonMail was developed in 2013, at least in part due to the revelations that Edward Snowden provided regarding the NSA's world-wide surveillance (WWS) program. It was developed by researchers from CERN in Geneva, Switzerland. If you are not familiar with CERN, it's the world's largest subatomic research facility that many credit with the development of the World Wide Web, among other things.


Being based in Switzerland gives ProtonMail several advantages.


First, the EU has far more stringent privacy standards than the U.S, and although Switzerland is not a member of the EU, Europe has much greater respect for individual privacy than what is practiced in the U.S., presently.


Second, Switzerland has probably the most stringent privacy standards in all of Europe. Long a haven for neutrality and secret bank accounts, Switzerland has developed sophisticated laws to protect individuals' privacy. In addition, Switzerland is outside of the U.S. and EU legal jurisdiction. This makes it an almost perfect physical location for a private email server.


(From Wikipedia)


👉ProtonMail was designed to give the email user complete anonymity. To accomplish this anonymity, it provides the following.


📲End-to-end encryption (emails are decrypted in your browser).


📲Does not require a phone number or another email to open an account (that account might be used to track your identity).


📲You can set your email to expire after a number of days—even hours.


📲It keeps no logs.


📲Even the administrators at ProtonMail can't read your email.(I just Loved this❤️)


👉It is located in a neutral nation that is known for its respect for privacy.


Protonmail.com


ProtonMail has become very popular because of these unique security features. Presently, there are over 250,000 users worldwide and growing rapidly. Due to this rapid growth, you may have to wait awhile to get an account. You need to first request an account and, when they have the capacity, they will email you back telling you that you are eligible to open an account. Presently, this takes 2-3 weeks, but it does vary.


Originally funded by crowdsourcing, ProtonMail recently received venture capital to expand. We can only hope that this will help them keep up with demand for their valuable service. 


📱Step 1


Apply for a ProtonMail Account


The first step, of course, is to request for an account. Go to protonmail.com and submit a request for an account.


Clearnet Domain :-


Tor Domain :- 


📱Step 2


Create an Account

Once you receive the email notifying you that you can now open an account, click on the link they sent you. This will take you to a "Create Your Account" screen, 


It looks a lot like any other webmail account form,Some time u will need a email verification just for a Spam Block Purpose It doesnt store your mail


📱Step 3


Log In

Login portal

Once you have created an account, you can log in like any other webmail account.


Now that you have successfully logged in with your username and password, When you enter it, it begins working on decrypting your email

Decyptiion

When all of your email is decrypted, it will open a familiar email interface.


📱Step 4


Security Settings⚙️

If you click on "Settings" in the top bar and then "Security," it brings you tobelow. Notice that you can export your PublicKey for use in PGP-patible services. Presently, it is only compatible with OpenPGP. Also notice in the lower half of the screen the "Authentication Logs." By default, they are "Disabled" and I recommend you keep them so for the highest level of security.

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