On the other hand, the new unpublished site does reference the new features for professionals and enterprises, so they will have to comply with stricter regulations like HIPAA, as they mention in the original post reply. Specially interesting and a bit concerning are the exceptions for required consent about data collection, as they are very broad, in my non-lawyer opinion. I find this a very interesting reading about it. A quick search about Singapore privacy laws raises some red flags about this, even with the recent amendments. When it worked for me, the read receipt functionality was nice. The simple interface, mimicking the default iOS Mail app interface, is easy for a user to pick up and use. I'm not a lawyer if but the actual lawyers at, say TikTok, chose Singapore for their operations outside China, that's not a difficult hint to understand. Canary Mail does a great job at consolidating inboxes, and giving the user more customization than other apps, e.g., swipe gesture customizations. However, everything I said about Singapore still holds. That solves one of my questions (Potentially two, I guess the lost partner was the previous money person, since they claimed to be funded by one single person from a fortune 500 company, which is not needed anymore). I've previously used other clients such as Nylas or Polimail but wasn't convinced about paying a monthly fee for an email client service. They are restructuring after receiving VC investment, and moving to Singapore, and it seems they published the new site a bit early. A historic 15 per cent pay rise for hundreds of thousands of aged care workers across the country will cost the federal budget more than 11b, the federal government has confirmed. Review of Canary Mail I've been happily using Astro till yesterday since they announced they sold the company to Slack and were going to shut down all service by October.
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