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Email PGP encryption software for mobile devices PGP email encryption app for smartphones and tablets
Email PGP encryption app for mobile phones

Email PGP encryption software for mobile devices PGP email encryption app for smartphones and tablets

Email PGP encryption software for mobile devices

  • Private keys in random
  • Email encryption
  • Text message encryption
  • Encrypted device storage
  • Email dashboard working as chat box

prod cod: CHATMAIL-PGP

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Mobile app against data theft. Encrypted emails, anti-hacking protection, automatic backups, secure photo management and much more!


A reliable and stable algorithm

Based on the PGP algorithm, one of the most powerful end-to-end encryption system in the world, created by Philip R. Zimmermann (read biographical notes below), ChatMail PGP is a mobile software fully effective for email protection as well as data theft prevention on mobile devices. The encryption app stands out for the private PGP keys randomly generated on the encrypted device storage, thus making information virtually impossible to be clearly read.

Thanks to the encrypted email messages, protection against coercive access, secure communications, and many other great ChatMail PGP features, you will be protected at any time against hackers or malicious people. The app can be installed on Android smartphones and tablets.


Intuitive and easy to manage interface

In addition to the efficiency of its algorithm, ChatMail PGP is characterized by a UX design that can really simplify the management and the search of files and functions. Its interactive navigation menus, for example, allow the user to switch from one feature to the next with a few simple steps, while the different color of icons can immediately help to identify other users who make use of the same ChatMail PGP security level or the standard ones.

In particular, the sending/receiving email interface has been designed to work both aesthetically and functionally as a chat box, thus increasing the message readability and interaction between users.


Real deletion of email messages

Another interesting feature of this app is the automatic deletion of mail messages. With ChatMail PGP, the user can trust that the servers have actually erased the messages older than 24 hours*. It should also be noted the servers do not retain any copy of messages, but they only act as relay for encrypted communications.

*Anyway the user may quietly decide how long to keep informations on the mobile device.

An integrated and secure work environment

ChatMail PGP allows you to interact with other users within a private encrypted environment where you can navigate, communicate, write anything or save information securely. The ease to use password manager, the RAM memory protection and message anonymity concur as well to protect you in a more tangible and incisive way.


New updates

Chatmail PGP is subject to ongoing audits and updates to ensure a product ever more effective against mobile privacy attacks. Coming soon: encrypted voice calling, voice messaging, picture messaging, group messaging, swapping between traditional PGP email and multi-client OMEMO and much more.


A bit more about the creator of the encryption PGP algorithm

The email encryption software package called PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) has been created by the US cryptographer Philip R. Zimmermann and published for free on the Internet in 1991. This caused him many problems in 1993, when Zimmermann was involved in a government investigation, because of the US export restrictions for cryptographic software. Despite that, PGP became the most widely used encryption software in the world.

When in 1996 all the accusations against him fell away, Zimmermann could finally launch his own business named PGP Inc. In 1997 the company was firsty acquired by Network Associates Inc (NAI) and then, in 2002, by a new company called PGP Corporation where Zimmermann cooperated as special consultant until the definitive acquisition of the company from Symantec in 2010.

Since 2004, the main purpose of Zimmermann was to focus on secure telephony for the Internet, which later led to the development of ZRTP protocol concerning over IP calls (VoIP) and the creation of all those products that make use of it. Before founding PGP Inc, Zimmermann had been working for over twenty years as software engineer, skilled in cryptography, data security and communications also spreading his interest about encryption in military field.