UNIMAIL / PRIVACY
Last updated: May 10, 2026
UniMail helps users read, scan, and reply to email from supported mailbox providers inside the browser.
With user authorization, UniMail accesses mailbox data needed to show email lists, message details, unread state, and reply or send actions. This may include account identifiers, sender and recipient addresses, subjects, message previews, message bodies, timestamps, labels, and OAuth tokens required to connect to the selected provider.
UniMail uses mailbox data only to provide the extension's inbox, reading, sending, replying, and mailbox-management features. UniMail does not use mailbox data for advertising, profiling, analytics resale, or unrelated purposes.
UniMail stores account state and tokens in the browser's local extension storage. UniMail does not upload mailbox content or tokens to a UniMail server. Data is transmitted only between the browser extension and the mailbox provider APIs that the user authorizes.
UniMail connects directly to supported mailbox provider APIs, including Google Gmail and Zoho Mail, when the user chooses to authorize those accounts. Those providers process data under their own privacy policies and account terms.
Users can remove connected accounts from UniMail settings. Removing an account clears the locally stored account state and token data for that account. Users may also revoke UniMail access from the relevant mailbox provider account settings.
UniMail does not sell user data and does not share mailbox content with data brokers or advertising networks.
For privacy questions, contact the UniMail maintainer through the support channel listed on the extension store page.