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Clova.Email Launches Email Service with One-Sender-Per-Inbox Feature
Key points
- Clova.Email launched a new email service.
- Inboxes accept mail from only one sender.
- Temporary and prefix-based email addresses are available.
- Service aims to reduce spam and breach impact.
- Offers free and paid tiers with message limits.
New Email Service Introduced
Clova.Email has launched a new email application designed to manage incoming mail with unique inbox functionalities. The service focuses on privacy and spam reduction through its core features.
One-Sender Inbox Functionality
A primary feature is the 'one-sender' inbox, where an address becomes permanently claimed by the first sender to send an email to it. Subsequent emails from other senders are rejected, aiming to render breached or resold email lists ineffective for spamming these addresses.
Temporary and Prefix Addresses
The service also offers 'temporary' inboxes that can be set with a specific lifespan, after which they stop receiving mail and can be wiped. Additionally, 'prefix' addresses allow users to create new addresses instantly by adding a suffix to a claimed prefix, with each new address also locking to its first sender.
Integration and Pricing
Clova.Email supports integration with AI assistants like Claude or Cursor via MCP for managing inbox tasks. The service is available in free, Pro ($30/year), and Business ($50/year) tiers, with daily message limits of 100 for the free plan and 1000 for paid plans.
Privacy and Account Access
Users can sign in using a Google account, passkey, or username and password. Clova.Email states it only receives email address, name, and profile photo from Google for account identification and profile population, and does not use this data for advertising, selling, or sharing, as detailed in its privacy policy.
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Reporting from
Clova.Email introduced a new email service featuring inboxes that accept mail from only one sender, along with temporary and prefix-based addresses. This aims to reduce spam and mitigate risks from data breaches by allowing users to isolate email communications.