FairEmail

Downloads • Privacy • Support • License Provided by FairCode B.V. FairEmail Fully featured, open source, privacy oriented email app for Android FairEmail is easy to set up and works with virtually all email providers, including Gmail, Outlook and Yahoo! FairEmail might be for you if you value your privacy. FairEmail is an email client only, so you need to bring your own email address. FairEmail does not support non-standard protocols, like Microsoft Exchange Web Services and Microsoft ActiveSync. Main features Fully featured 100% open source Privacy oriented Unlimited accounts Unlimited email addresses Unified inbox (optionally accounts or folders) Conversation threading Two way synchronization Push notifications Offline storage and operations Common text style options (size, color, lists, etc) Battery friendly Low data usage Small (<30 MB) Material design (including dark/black theme) Maintained and supported This app is deliberately minimalistic by design, so you can concentrate on reading and writing messages. This app starts a foreground service with a low-priority status bar notification to make sure you'll never miss new emails. Privacy features Encryption/decryption supported (OpenPGP and S/MIME) Reformat messages to prevent phishing Confirm showing images to prevent tracking Confirm opening links to prevent tracking and phishing Attempt to recognize and disable tracking images Warning if messages could not be authenticated Simple Quick setup Easy navigation No bells and whistles No distracting "eye candy" Secure No data storage on third-party servers Using open standards (IMAP, POP3, SMTP, OpenPGP, S/MIME, etc.) Safe message view (styling, scripting and unsafe HTML removed) Confirm opening links, images and attachments No special permissions required No advertisements No analytics and no tracking Optional Android backup No Firebase Cloud Messaging FairEmail is an original work, not a fork or a clone Efficient Fast and lightweight IMAP IDLE (push messages) supported Built with latest development tools and libraries Pro features All pro features are convenience or advanced features. Account/identity/folder colors/avatars Colored stars (instructions) Notification settings (sounds) per account/folder/sender (requires Android 8 Oreo) (instructions) Configurable notification actions Snooze messages (instructions) Send messages after selected time Synchronization scheduling (instructions) Reply templates (instructions) Accept/decline calendar invitations Add message to calendar Automatically generate vCard attachments Filter rules (instructions) Automatic message classification (instructions) Search indexing (instructions) S/MIME sign/encrypt (instructions) Biometric/PIN authentication (instructions) Message list widget Export settings Screenshots Please see here for screenshots. Downloads Supported download locations: GitHub Play store Play store (test) F-Droid — Please read this FAQ IzzyOnDroid (verified GitHub release) AppGallery (the AppGallery app can be downloaded here) Amazon (the APK file repackaged by Amazon is incomplete! An issue report was never answered by Amazon.) Please see this FAQ about the differences between the different releases. Important: Only the versions in the Play Store and GitHub are official releases. Support for other releases from alternative app stores, etc. is limited. Important: after enrolling in the Advanced Protection Program you cannot use third party email apps anymore, please see this FAQ for more information. To download a GitHub release you might need to expand the assets section to download the APK file. The GitHub version is being updated more often than the Play store version. The GitHub release will automatically check for updates on GitHub (this can be turned off in the miscellaneous settings). F-Droid builds new versions irregularly and you'll need the F-Droid client to get update notifications. To get updates in a timely fashion you are advised to use the GitHub release. Important: There is support on the F-Droid build only if the version number of the F-Droid build is the same as the version number of the latest GitHub release. Please see here for more information on third-party builds. Because F-Droid builds and GitHub releases are signed differently, an F-Droid build needs to be uninstalled first to be able to update to a GitHub release. The best way to verify the integrity of an APK file is documented here. Certificate fingerprints: MD5: 64:90:8E:2C:0D:25:29:B0:D0:26:2D:24:D8:BB:66:56 SHA1: 17:BA:15:C1:AF:55:D9:25:F9:8B:99:CE:A4:37:5D:4C:DF:4C:17:4B SHA256: E0:20:67:24:9F:5A:35:0E:0E:C7:03:FE:9D:F4:DD:68:2E:02:91:A0:9F:0C:2E:04:10:50:BB:E7:C0:64:F5:C9 One line command to display certificate fingerprints: unzip -p fairemail.apk META-INF/CERT.RSA | keytool -printcert Alternatively, you can use this online tool. I do not hand over the signing keys of my apps to Google. Please see this Google blog and this article for more information. Compatibility FairEmail requires at least Android 6 Marshmallow. FairEmail is supported on smartphones and tablets only, and for example not on TVs and E Ink devices. Individual message notifications are available on Android 7 Nougat and later only because earlier Android versions do not support notification grouping. Notification settings (sounds) per account/folder/sender are available on Android 8 Oreo and later only because earlier Android versions do not support notification channels. FairEmail will work properly on devices without any Google service installed. Please see here for known problems. Privacy Please see here for the privacy policy. Support Please see here for a list of often asked questions and about how to get support. Contributing Documentation Contributions to this document and the frequently asked questions are preferred in the form of pull requests. Due to abuse, prior contact is required for pull requests. Translations You can translate the in-app texts of FairE