Elon Musk has, once again, teased users of X with news of an Xmail service to rival Gmail—and that’s bad news from the email security perspective. Here’s why.

Rumors have been circulating for some time that Elon Musk wants to create his own email service, one that would be a direct competitor to the world-popular Gmail. Musk has apparently confirmed such plans now,

Gmail users have been warned to stay vigilant following Elon Musk's hint at an Xmail email service. It comes after a cybersecurity expert says the announcement could trigger the 'perfect phishing stor

If there’s one thing Elon Musk does exceptionally well—aside from building rockets and electric cars—it’s shaking up

What is XMail? Details on Elon Musk's rumoured Gmail alternative - There has been a lot of chatter online about Elon Musk’s XMail, even though it does not yet exist

Elon Musk says his Gmail rival, ‘X Mail’ is coming soon. X Mail will feature a DM-style interface, delivering messages to a plain-text inbox. It’s unclear when Musk plans to launch X Mail.

Elon Musk's digital ambitions are set to encompass one of the oldest ... This week, he hinted at stripped-down thread-less Xmail, in stark contrast to Google's popular Gmail. With its roots dating back to 1975, electronic mail, now better known as Email ...

Elon Musk hints at "X Mail," a streamlined, DM-style email service that could simplify communication—but can it compete with Gmail's dominance?

Musk’s popularity, combined with X’s reach and Gmail’s dominance, creates a fertile ground for scammers. Musk’s hints of new services often generate excitement and speculation. This attention gives scammers a perfect opportunity to create phishing schemes designed to trick users.

Email used to be pretty simple and could be again, as Elon Musk sees it. Now that he owns X, formerly Twitter, what could be more logical than an email ser

Elon Musk has hinted at the launch of a new email service called Xmail that could rival Google's Gmail. The new offering will reportedly have a cleaner and simpler design than Gmail which is often criticised for its archaic layout.