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    Take back control of your email with revolutionary SiccuraSafemail app

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    Posted on September 13, 2018

    7 min read

    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Tags:advanced data encryptionencryption process
    • Stop prying eyes
    • Keep your content rights and existing email accounts! 
    • Recall or destroy emails at any time
    • Military grade encryption keeps content secure 

    Siccura Safemail, a revolutionary new app, is launched today allowing users to take back complete control of their emails and attachments thanks to a military grade, unique encryption process from Sicurra, a simple-to-use solution that puts total control of your personal data into your hands only.

    Using blockchain and advanced data encryption, Siccura Safemail puts users back in the driving seat when it comes to emails and attachments. Users can continue to use their existing email accounts such as Gmail, Yahoo or Outlook and easily monitor and manage who can view, share, forward and even copy their emails and attachments. They can also remotely recall messages and associated attached files at any time.

    Developed in response to the volume and vulnerability of emails shared and stored every day, Siccura Safemail is a simple to use application for consumers, that protects their privacy and gives them complete ownership of everything they send, share and store.

    The team at Siccura passionately believes that digital privacy is more than a necessity; it is a right. It has developed SiccuraSafemail based on the idea that emails should be protected from the moment they are created.

    The application gives users the ultimate in security for all emails as well as any files that are sent as attachments. Uniquely, the Siccura Safemail also allows users to stop contacts from sharing, forwarding or copying emails and attachments. It can also be used across multiple email accounts and devices.

    Unlike the majority of organisations, Siccura has a zero-knowledge policy. It does not store or harvest users’ data for its benefit. Instead, the app harnesses a unique encryption and digital ‘key’ distribution process, based on pending UK patent application no. GB1720175.7, which combines a very high level of security with an incredibly simple to use approach.

    Ajit Patel, founder of Siccura comments: “Email is now central to the smooth running of our lives from office work to making a dinner reservation or keeping up with our family and friends. But every time you open an email or click on a link you are creating a digital footprint and leaving a trail of data online that says a lot about you – much of which is very personal. This trail can be easily followed and if you’re not careful enough it can be used and manipulated. We want to empower people to take back control of their digital lives. We strongly believe that digital privacy is a right, not a nice to have. Now, with one application, you can take control of every email you send, share and store.

    “Although it is powered by highly sophisticated technology, Siccura Safemail is incredibly simple to use. Unlike other security solutions, you don’t need to change your email platform. We also don’t agree that surrendering your privacy is the price you have to pay to take advantage of our services, which is why users can access our services with complete anonymity.

    “You don’t need to be vulnerable when it comes to email, we urge everyone to take back control today!”

    To mark the launch, Siccura has compiled and released a free expert guide, to help equip people with the knowledge to live a safer digital life. The guide outlines the different ways peoples’ emails are vulnerable online and offers key advice and the steps to take to protect the privacy and security of your online communications.

    The guide can be downloaded for free here.

    The SiccuraSafemail app can be downloaded via Google Play. Sign up for your free trial today at https://r.siccura.com/?reffcode==rZUujI&t=2&app_id=6002

    • Stop prying eyes
    • Keep your content rights and existing email accounts! 
    • Recall or destroy emails at any time
    • Military grade encryption keeps content secure 

    Siccura Safemail, a revolutionary new app, is launched today allowing users to take back complete control of their emails and attachments thanks to a military grade, unique encryption process from Sicurra, a simple-to-use solution that puts total control of your personal data into your hands only.

    Using blockchain and advanced data encryption, Siccura Safemail puts users back in the driving seat when it comes to emails and attachments. Users can continue to use their existing email accounts such as Gmail, Yahoo or Outlook and easily monitor and manage who can view, share, forward and even copy their emails and attachments. They can also remotely recall messages and associated attached files at any time.

    Developed in response to the volume and vulnerability of emails shared and stored every day, Siccura Safemail is a simple to use application for consumers, that protects their privacy and gives them complete ownership of everything they send, share and store.

    The team at Siccura passionately believes that digital privacy is more than a necessity; it is a right. It has developed SiccuraSafemail based on the idea that emails should be protected from the moment they are created.

    The application gives users the ultimate in security for all emails as well as any files that are sent as attachments. Uniquely, the Siccura Safemail also allows users to stop contacts from sharing, forwarding or copying emails and attachments. It can also be used across multiple email accounts and devices.

    Unlike the majority of organisations, Siccura has a zero-knowledge policy. It does not store or harvest users’ data for its benefit. Instead, the app harnesses a unique encryption and digital ‘key’ distribution process, based on pending UK patent application no. GB1720175.7, which combines a very high level of security with an incredibly simple to use approach.

    Ajit Patel, founder of Siccura comments: “Email is now central to the smooth running of our lives from office work to making a dinner reservation or keeping up with our family and friends. But every time you open an email or click on a link you are creating a digital footprint and leaving a trail of data online that says a lot about you – much of which is very personal. This trail can be easily followed and if you’re not careful enough it can be used and manipulated. We want to empower people to take back control of their digital lives. We strongly believe that digital privacy is a right, not a nice to have. Now, with one application, you can take control of every email you send, share and store.

    “Although it is powered by highly sophisticated technology, Siccura Safemail is incredibly simple to use. Unlike other security solutions, you don’t need to change your email platform. We also don’t agree that surrendering your privacy is the price you have to pay to take advantage of our services, which is why users can access our services with complete anonymity.

    “You don’t need to be vulnerable when it comes to email, we urge everyone to take back control today!”

    To mark the launch, Siccura has compiled and released a free expert guide, to help equip people with the knowledge to live a safer digital life. The guide outlines the different ways peoples’ emails are vulnerable online and offers key advice and the steps to take to protect the privacy and security of your online communications.

    The guide can be downloaded for free here.

    The SiccuraSafemail app can be downloaded via Google Play. Sign up for your free trial today at https://r.siccura.com/?reffcode==rZUujI&t=2&app_id=6002

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