Waiting for an important email? Notifications allow you to ensure you stay on top of your ProtonMail inbox without constant monitoring of your account.
ProtonMail has three different types of notifications, so notifications in ProtonMail can refer to any one of the three types described below:
- Email Notification – You can link an alternate email address to your ProtonMail secure email account by going to the settings page. If this option is enabled, we will send an email to your linked email address letting you know that your ProtonMail email account has received an email.
- Desktop notifications – Desktop notifications work on the browser version of ProtonMail. If this feature is enabled, if ProtonMail is open in your browser tab, whenever a new mail arrives in your inbox, a message will appear briefly in the bottom right corner of your desktop notifying you about the new message.
- Mobile apps push notifications – If you are using ProtonMail’s iOS or Android encrypted email app, you will automatically get push notifications on your mobile device when a new email is received in your ProtonMail account. If you don’t want to use the App store or Google Play, you can also get the ProtonMail secure email app directly from us.
Unfortunately, the inability to set up Protonmail for PGP/IMAP access plus the inability to set notification for each new mail when it comes in means it is going to be essentially useless to me for business purposes, which is what I hoped to be able to use if tor.
Hopefully you will soon offer at least one of those features.
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I agree with the above statement
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DRcarlgustav
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If you need a truck, don’t buy a car. Use the right tool for the job. Proton Mail is an example of excellent engineering. It does what it is designed to do and does it very well. As side note, PGP Is Not The Best Choice. It has served its purpose but is cumbersome and few know how to use it correctly. I will be happy if Proton Mail avoids incorporating PGP into any of the applications.
To do so would compromise security and create a Pandora’s box.
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there is an iOS and Android application which allow you to get emails on your smartphone and to get notifications for each new mail…
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using iOS 9.3 I have noticed that notifications for individual new emails don’t seem to be showing up regularly. It does work from time to time but it’s not consistent. The a=badge icon used to show up for every new email. I am getting notification emails though.
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Hi,
This should be fixed now. Please use the report bug button if you are still experiencing this problem.
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Excellent tool. Simply – it works. Tangible amount of features available even inside basic free of charge set. Simple set-up for any of ordinary user. Good feeling how privacy is treated.
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I would like the exact opposite: no notifications whatsoever of new incoming e-mail. However, it doesn’t seem possible to switch them all of. Now I have to disable notifications in the Android app manger for my phone, and I have to find a workaround for my Windows PCs still. Is this possibility considered in an upcoming release?
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We will consider adding an option to disable all notifications in the future.
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Could you please explain the option in the Android app for “enable private notifications”?
Can’t seem to find any info on this.
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Enabling Private Notifications means we will remove the subject line from the notification notice you receive.
This feature will work if you have lock screen with pattern or password and you have set you settings to hide sensitive notification content.
The purpose of this feature is to show the sender and subject when this options are enabled on your Android device.
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Please add email notification per message received. Once a day is not enough. I read your reason for not having this and you should reconsider. With 200 billion email messages per day this useful feature is not spam. And as a former server administrator, my guess is you could send 1000 simple text emails which uses as much load an a user login, viewing and sending a few messages . Thank you.
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