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Mail2Tor is a free anonymous email service operating exclusively over the Tor network. This guide explains how it works, how to access it, and the architectural trade-offs inherent in donation-funded hidden services.
Bill C-22, introduced to Canadian Parliament in March 2026, mandates metadata retention for up to one year and grants the Minister of Public Safety broad power to compel technical capabilities from electronic service providers – including encryption circumvention.
Anonymous email is not a category but a spectrum of technical choices. This guide explains what ‘anonymous’ actually means for email, how different architectures handle metadata, and what each method protects or exposes.
As the EU labels VPNs a ‘loophole’ requiring closure, the writing is on the wall for digital privacy tools. Email privacy may be next in the crosshairs.
Meta ended optional end-to-end encryption on Instagram DMs on May 8, 2026. TikTok confirmed in March it will never offer it. The Take It Down Act takes effect May 19. These three facts are connected, and the connection matters more than any single one of them. What just happened On May 8, 2026, Meta removed … Read more
Why we’re talking about ML-KEM and ML-DSA only now, when our PQCServer platform has been live and open source for two months. The context On May 5, 2026, Proton Mail announced support for post-quantum cryptography for emails between Proton users. It’s an important move and deserves recognition: the email industry needed to see a mainstream … Read more
At OnionMail, we believe transparency is a cornerstone of any privacy-focused email service. Users entrusting us with their communications deserve to know exactly how their accounts are managed throughout their lifecycle — from registration, through periods of inactivity, all the way to username reservation after account closure. This article provides a complete and authoritative overview … Read more
Why your email is the most surveilled inbox you own Most people think of email as a private channel. The reality is the opposite: a typical promotional email contains between 5 and 30 invisible tracking elements. The moment you open it, the sender knows when, from which device, in which time zone, sometimes even … Read more
The nomail movement represents a growing trend toward email minimalism and privacy protection. Discover practical strategies for reducing email exposure and choosing anonymous alternatives.
Many users confuse encrypted email with anonymous email. This practical 2026 guide explains the critical differences and shows you how to achieve both privacy and anonymity.