Have you ever accidentally sent a damning email to someone that you intended to save for the rest of time as a draft? Or made a friend audibly gasp at the sight of thousands of unread email notifications on your phone? Perhaps you’ve run out of stora…
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Beware! Slack leaks are the new email leaks
When Amy Pascal’s ruthless emails leaked in the infamous Sony hack, friends of mine who worked in the entertainment industry were less than shocked, recalling that her emails just reflected how everyone speaks, and how deals get made, in Hollywood.&#…
View More Beware! Slack leaks are the new email leaksLook at these dumb email accounts Russian trolls made to influence the 2016 election
We can’t say they didn’t have a sense of humor.
Today, the U.S. Justice Department brought detailed charges against the Russian Internet Research Agency for its attempts to influence the 2016 U.S. presidential election in favor of Donald Trump. With those charges, we were gifted with a detailed look at the inner-workings of the Russian “troll farm” that has shaped our national discourse over the past year and a half — and it’s surprisingly funny.
The Russian group has been accused of creating social media accounts tied to fake persons and paying to promote their various pro-Trump shenanigans. To accomplish this, IRA employees obtained “fraudulent bank account numbers for the purpose of evading PayPal’s security measures.” Read more…
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View More Look at these dumb email accounts Russian trolls made to influence the 2016 electionThese millennial entrepreneurs think email is too slow for the startup world
There are two types of people in this world. Those who live at inbox zero, who frantically read, remove, and reply to emails the very instant they arrive.
And, then there’s the rest of us: Those who live with thousands of unopened emails without a care in the world. I am one such individual—a millennial who checks my personal email once or twice a week, and my work email as few times as I can get away with.
To me, sending an email is the 2018 equivalent to sending snail mail. It’s insufferably slow, you can’t see if the recipient is online, and it’s hard to scroll back through previous messages. Read more…
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View More These millennial entrepreneurs think email is too slow for the startup worldAMP for email is a terrible idea
Google just announced a plan to “modernize” email, allowing “engaging, interactive, and actionable email experiences.” Does that sound like a terrible idea to anyone else? It sure sounds like a terrible idea to me, and not only that, but an idea borne out of competitive pressure and existing leverage rather than user needs. Not good, Google. Send to trash. Read More
View More AMP for email is a terrible ideaMixmax raises $10.35M to improve email
Hundred of startups have tried to kill it, but email is still alive and well. That doesn’t mean it can’t be improved upon, though. Mixmax, a startup that aims to make email more useful for businesses, today announced that it has raised a $10.35 million from Creandum’s Carl Fritjofsson and SaaStr’s Jason Lemkin. Previous investors Michael Dearing, Harrison Metal… Read More
View More Mixmax raises $10.35M to improve emailFront raises $66 million to replace Microsoft Outlook
Front is raising a $66 million Series B round led by Sequoia with DFJ and existing investors also participating. There are now 2,500 companies using Front to manage shared inboxes and collaborate. The startup now wants to go one step further and become the definitive email product. “I decided that I wanted to raise money, I scheduled 11 partner meetings over a single week,”… Read More
View More Front raises $66 million to replace Microsoft OutlookSet your email free with Mailbird, an organizational app that can change the way you work
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These screenshots of unread emails will fill you with horror
There are two types of people in this world: those who live at inbox zero, and those whose inboxes are ruled by utter chaos.
People are sharing screenshots of their unread emails on Twitter and they’ll either fill you with horror, or make you say “same.”
Some people’s inboxes are so chaotic, they’re nearing the 100K unread email mark. Quite the achievement, tbqh.
Oh my days what happens when you hit 100,000 unread emails? I feel like it should unlock some magical powers or somethingpic.twitter.com/fnQcNlBdQ2
— Kenny Mach (@kenny_mach) December 3, 2017 Read more…
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View More These screenshots of unread emails will fill you with horrorProtonMail encrypted mail service adds support for Apple Mail, Outlook and Thunderbird
Mr. Robot’s email service of choice just expanded its support for a handful of popular email clients. ProtonMail just introduced a new tool, called ProtonMail Bridge, that could expand its relatively niche appeal to more mainstream users who aren’t yet comfortable with giving up their email client habits.
ProtonMail, built around the encryption standard known as PGP (Pretty Good… Read More
Hold up: Beyoncé changes her email address HOW often?
Beyoncé, queen of everything including online privacy protection, changes her email address so frequently that it’ll make you rethink your entire life.
In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, singer and recent Beyoncé collaborator Ed Sh…