InboxShielder was built around a single rule: your inbox belongs to you, not to us and not to advertisers. This page covers what we collect, why, and how tightly it's protected. Zero-knowledge architecture sits underneath everything we do.
Message content and attachments are encrypted before they ever land on our servers. We hold no key that would let us open them, so this data category simply isn't available to us, by design.
A narrow set of operational details still reaches us, even with your content sealed off:
It's used for a handful of specific things:
AES-256 encryption runs on your device before anything transmits, backed by a zero-knowledge model that keeps decryption out of our hands entirely, regardless of who's asking. Our servers sit in jurisdictions with genuinely strong privacy law behind them.
Your data isn't sold, traded, or rented. It only moves under a few conditions:
You can ask to see your data, fix what's wrong, delete your account outright, object to how it's processed, or export it in a portable format, whenever you like.
Kept minimal, limited to what security and basic function actually require. Nothing here tracks you for advertising. Your browser settings give you the final say.
Our infrastructure runs out of Switzerland, chosen for its privacy standards. Logging in from elsewhere may route your data briefly through these systems, all under solid legal protection.
Built for users 16 and older. We don't set out to collect from anyone younger, and if we learn we have, that data gets removed right away.
Updates get reflected here with a new date at the top, and anything significant gets called out directly rather than buried in fine print.
Email: info@inboxshielder.com