Totally fair question - here's how Slimbox is different from other 3rd-party email services: TL;DR – https://www.slimboxapp.com/privacy-policy https://www.slim

Totally fair question - here's how Slimbox is different from other 3rd-party email services: TL;DR – https://www.slimboxapp.com/privacy-policy https://www.slimboxapp.com/privacy-policy (seriously, it's actually an enjoyable read in plain English) 1. Slimbox is verified to be in strict compliance with Google's User Data Policy - Edison and other apps are literally what caused Google to change their Gmail user data policy. This means that the use of user data is limited in ways that does not allow monetization. See the Limited Use section here to get a sense of how strict everything is now: https://developers.google.com/terms/api-services-user-data-policy#additional-requirements-for-specific-api-scopes https://developers.google.com/terms/api-services-user-data-p... 2. Slimbox is NOT in the data business - Our business model is a simple subscription service ($1 per month). Slimbox does not monetize user data in any way and does not allow ads of any kind. Even before Google's policy revisions, we were focused on delivering a service that we would want to use: one that doesn't operate on a surveillance capitalism business model. 3. Slimbox requires the absolute minimal data to operate - When you sign in with Google, Slimbox gets your name and email address to send your daily summary and log you in to the app (where you can manage your senders, set your timezone, etc). The only other information stored in our database (encrypted) is a list of clutter email senders - this is essentially a list of filters that Slimbox has created for you in a single click. This information never leaves the database, and is strictly limited in access. 4. Slimbox does not have the capability to access the content of your email. - Slimbox never stores or takes possession of your emails on our servers to operate. This keeps user cost as low as possible, ensures there is never a data-leak from our side, and also means that if Slimbox is down for any reason, you continue to have access to your email as you would normally. Lastly, we are doing everything we can possible to put user trust first because that's what we expect from any service that requests access to our inbox. We don't even use Google Analytics, and there are zero trackers on our site. Even our Privacy Policy is written in plain English.