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mail.com: Email app & Cloud is a communication app for people who want to manage a mail.com inbox and online file storage from an Android phone. It lets you read and reply to messages, work with folders and contacts, and access files stored in mail.com Cloud. The app is from 1&1 Mail & Media Inc.
You can use the app to handle email and save or share documents and photos through Cloud. Files stored there can be attached to messages, and the app can upload items from your phone. Automatic photo backup is an option described for the service; consider whether you want that enabled and which photos you are comfortable sending to online storage.
The app also supports notifications for new messages and optional syncing with your phone’s address book. Those choices affect how closely the app connects with your device and how often it alerts you. Review the available settings and choose only what suits your habits.
Email and cloud storage can be useful in one place, but they may not be necessary if you already have a mail app and storage service that meet your needs. Before relying on Cloud for important files, consider how you would access or retrieve them if you stopped using the app or your mail.com account. Also think about whether you want work, personal mail, and phone photos handled through the same service.
The service describes protections such as encrypted connections and optional app locking. These details do not answer every privacy question: check the app’s current disclosures and settings to understand what information it handles and what account controls are available.
mail.com: Email app & Cloud has a 4.45 rating from about 149,600 ratings and more than 1,000,000 installs. Those figures indicate substantial use, but they cannot tell you whether its account and storage arrangements are right for you. It may suit someone already using mail.com who wants inbox access and cloud files on a phone; others may prefer to keep email and storage separate.
