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Welcome to the mail.com newsletter
New product features, expert advice, and more!
Mail.com CEO Jan Oetjen
* Interview with Cloud expert
* Your email security settings
* Beware of phishing scams
* How to use alias addresses
* New! mail.com Cloud sync tool
Dear Reader,
In this first issue of the mail.com newsletter, it's all about helping you get to know your email better. From keeping your account secure to securing your precious memories in our Cloud, plus an in-depth look at our most popular features. Enjoy!

Best regards,
Jan Oetjen, CEO of mail.com
"Reliable cloud technology stands for peace of mind."
Tobias Kemper, Head of Cross Platform Products
Ask the Expert: Tobias Kemper
In an interview, our cloud expert explains how storing your photos and documents in the secure and familiar mail.com Cloud can be a big help in your daily life.
Your mail.com security settings
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Security options up to date?
Help keep your account safe by checking the personal security settings found under "My Account." This is where you go for password recovery options, to change your password, and more.
More about mail security in the mail.com blog
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Steer clear of phishing risks
Do you know the latest email scams and how you can identify a phishing email? Phishing emails and email scams in 2‍0‍2‍2‍ include fake messages from mail.com and fraudulent Ukraine relief projects. Because there are a lot of phishing mails circulating these days, here’s a refresher in how to protect yourself.
Are you using these top mail.com features?
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New! Cloud sync tool

Need to download or share cloud files and photos? With the new mail.com Cloud synchronization tool for Windows or Mac, your selected files are always available – even if your Wi-Fi is down.
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Email alias addresses

Would you like to send and receive emails from different addresses without logging in and out of separate accounts? mail.com lets you have up to 1‍0‍ email addresses in a single account.
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