In 2014 we announced the JMAP project to build a modern, open protocol that gives a better email experience. Now it's nearly an official standard, and in use by many of our customers.
Learn about the new Access and Assistance Bill (AABill) in Australia including what it means for services using encryption, our criticisms of the law as written, and why our service is not affected.
FastMail’s CEO reviews the year, discussing our work to ensure customer privacy, expand capacity, and lead positive shifts in internet protocols to provide the best technology and deliverability for everybody.
The past few years have seen a dramatic increase in public awareness of how their data is being used (or misused) by companies they had trusted. What impact does the draft Australian Assistance and Access legislation mean for FastMail customers?
FastMail was not available for the vast majority of our customers for nearly 3 hours on August 1st due to a network equipment failure at our primary datacentre. We are taking actions to reduce the risk and impact of similar failures in future.
The European Union and the United Kingdom have been leaders in writing regulations to protect something we've long known you value – your personal information and privacy. We talked about the basics of GDPR protection last month; now it's time to talk about what's changing.
Following on from December’s blog post our executive team has been hard at work for the past few months making preparations for the upcoming GDPR. Current customers, no matter where you are located, should expect to receive notices soon about changes.
More and more often we are seeing stories like this one from Facebook about who has control over your messages on closed platforms. I keep saying in response: email is your electronic memory. Your email is your copy of a conversation.
From the CEO’s desk. Sometimes you write planned blog posts, sometimes events in the news are a prompt to re-examine your values. This is one of those second times. Gmail and AMP Yesterday, Google announced that Gmail will use AMP to make emails dynamic, up-to-date and actionable. At first
