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Your address ends in @privymail.eu. Allowed are the letters a to z (no accents), digits, full stops, hyphens and underscores, at most 64 characters before the @. The name must not start with a full stop, hyphen or underscore, must not end with a full stop and must not contain two full stops in a row. Some names are reserved, such as role addresses like admin or postmaster and names that contain “privymail”.

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Choose at least twelve characters. Common passwords and simple variations of your account address or the service name are refused. A longer, independent passphrase is suitable.

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Important first: test phase

  • This is a test phase. There is no promise of availability, and the service may restart or be disrupted without notice.
  • Messages currently travel only between privymail.eu accounts. Your address cannot be reached from outside, and you cannot send messages to addresses outside privymail.eu.
  • We do not back up your data, and there is no promise that lost or deleted messages can be restored. If the server fails, accounts and messages can be lost for good. Do not store anything you cannot afford to lose.
  • Without your password and without your recovery codes, your account cannot be restored. There is no master key.
  • The encryption and the security of the service have not yet been checked by an external body.

A new account receives ten recovery codes. Save them, then sign in and confirm that they are saved. Do not repeat an uncertain completion automatically; a setup still in progress may remain blocked.

Version of the texts: free-beta-1

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Recover password

A recovery code replaces your password. An enrolled second factor, or a different recovery code, is also required if you have a second factor. Recovery ends all sessions and replaces all recovery codes. Then sign in with the new password and save the new codes.

Choose at least twelve characters. Common passwords and simple variations of your account address or the service name are refused. A longer, independent passphrase is suitable.