Version 1.0.9
- Uploaded on
- Sep 11, 2026
- File
- 62.0 MB · XAPK
- Android
- Android 7.0+
- Status
- Archived build
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Bmail 1.0.9 is a privacy-focused Android email client for everyday correspondence, with encryption built into the mailbox rather than added as a separate workflow. It connects mail with calendar, contacts, and Drive, giving individuals and teams a practical place to communicate, organize information, and share files. OpenPGP and S/MIME interoperability extends protected messaging to compatible external recipients, while custom domains support branded addresses. The Android package requires Android 7.0 or newer. Review the plan terms and protect the account recovery phrase before relying on the service for important communication.
Bmail 1.0.9 centers everyday correspondence on end-to-end encrypted email, keeping privacy within the normal compose-and-reply workflow. It is suited to users who want a familiar mailbox while making message protection part of the service design.
Calendar, contacts, and Drive extend the mailbox into a broader workspace. Users can coordinate events, maintain an address book, and keep files near related conversations instead of splitting routine work across unrelated tools.
PGP and S/MIME interoperability helps Bmail communicate with compatible external recipients, while custom-domain support gives teams and individuals a recognizable address. These options make the service practical for personal use, consulting, and organization mail.
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Package
ag.bmail.app
VirusTotal
0 / 75 flagged
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Installed with warnings
SHA-256
a892485502c67fc1a58611461f21487d79a223e21084b0bd44d6d5ce90270160
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Android device · warning
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