The Private Email webmail interface includes several tools and navigation options to help you manage your mailbox more efficiently:
The sections below provide an overview of the main Private Email settings, organized by category.
In the Profile section, you can adjust your mailbox details and manage how your account appears to others.
NOTE: Your profile picture is visible only to other Private Email users.
In the System Preferences section, you can customize the webmail interface according to your personal preferences.
NOTE: These options apply only to your own webmail interface. They do not affect the way your emails are displayed to recipients.
The Signature section lets you add and manage signatures that can be automatically included in your outgoing emails.
In this section, you can:
The Filters section allows you to organize incoming messages automatically by creating custom rules for your mailbox.
With filters, you can:
The Security Center provides tools to help protect your mailbox, manage sign-in options, and monitor account access.
The available options include:
The Private Email AI Assistant is available in the Compose window and can help you create professional email drafts based on a short prompt or a few keywords.
In Settings > AI, you can manage the following options:
NOTE: When data sharing is enabled for the first time, or turned back on after being disabled, you will be asked to confirm your consent before any data is shared. You can change this preference at any time in Settings > AI.
In this section, you can manage IMAP/SMTP/POP3 and CalDAV/CardDAV accesses for your Private Email mailbox. These protocols allow you to connect your email address to external mail applications, such as desktop or mobile email clients, as well as connect your calendar and contacts to third-party apps.
Protocol access is enabled by default for all mailboxes. You can turn it off or back on at any time, depending on how you prefer to use your account.
To view the server settings needed for manual setup, click Manage configurations. The displayed details include the connection information required to add your Private Email address to a device or third-party email client. You can check the article that lists configuration details for email clients and mobile devices.
You may also find the following setup guides for particular apps helpful:
The Forwarding section allows you to automatically redirect incoming emails to another email address.
You can configure an external forwarding address and choose whether forwarded messages should also remain stored in your Private Email inbox. This option can be useful if you want to access your emails from multiple accounts while keeping a copy in your mailbox.
The Auto-Reply feature lets you automatically send responses to incoming emails when you are unavailable. This can be useful when you are away from work, on vacation, or unable to respond immediately.In this section, you can configure:
You can enable or disable the feature using the Activate auto-reply toggle. When enabled, Private Email will automatically send your predefined response to incoming emails during the selected time period.
And that’s it!
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