GMAIL EMAIL ENCRYPTION

(Coming soon) Right Inbox’s email encryption feature allows you to secure emails even before they reach Google’s servers.

It works by generating a private and a public key. The private key is safely stored on your computer and is used to decrypt any encrypted emails that you receive.

On the other hand, your prospects’ public keys are used to encrypt the messages you send them, which are then decrypted using their private keys.

The good thing is that your recipients don’t need to have Right Inbox installed to view your encrypted emails.

(Coming soon) You can use email encryption for Gmail by installing Right Inbox’s browser extension. It will add a button within Gmail's interface that you can click to encrypt your messages.

Ideally, you should encrypt every email you send. But email encryption becomes even more important when:

1. You’re trying to come off as a professional organization
2. Your emails contain sensitive images, audio files, or documents
3. You’re operating in an industry that requires a high degree of data-protection compliance
4. Your emails contain sensitive prospect information, such financial data or personal identification credentials

(Coming soon) The easiest way to install Gmail encryption is to use a third-party app like Right Inbox. Simply install Right Inbox’s browser extension and you’ll be good to go.

(Coming soon) To turn off email encryption with Right Inbox, simply click the button you used to turn encryption on in the first place. It’s like flipping a switch!

The best encryption extension for Gmail is Right Inbox. Right Inbox is a tried and tested email solution with a rating of 4.7/ 5 from 12,000+ reviews in the Chrome Store.

Plus, you get a wide range of other email productivity tools, such as email tracking, reminders, templates, and inbox pause — all in Gmail.