Secria

Secria Mobile is live! - Post-Quantum Secure Email, Private by Design -Post-quantum encryption. -One-click alias rotation. -Tracker blocking. -Zero-knowledge architecture. -Complete privacy. iOS: apps.apple.com/us/app/secria-… Android: play.google.com/store/apps/det… Secria VPN dropping soon. Included free for Pro users. Comment for early access.

After a lot of requests, we're offering Lifetime Pro one last time before Secria VPN launches. $699, one-time, yours forever. The funds go directly into VPN infrastructure. Public beta starts next week. Thanks for the support!

@p_gjorup We accept crypto and looking to implement cash payments. We have a zero-knowledge architecture so theres nothing we can even give out at all!

maybe time to switch to @SecriaMe for good?

@R3st4rtY0urL1f3 @JimD326 @DoingFedTime Fair point! We've updated the TOS. Section 4 no longer asks for "accurate and up-to-date information," and Section 6 now specifically targets impersonation rather than vaguely prohibiting "misrepresenting your identity." The wording now reflects what we actually enforce.

How are you going to verify eligibility without KYC? Who are you using to verify eligibility? If you don’t want the users legal name, then you should put on there “Display Name”. When I read your TOS, you say “…accurate and up-to-date information during registration…” and your very first field you ask for during registration is “Name”. Your remarks and TOS are at odds. I’m not saying this isn’t internal policy but from literal look at it, your TOS is asking for legal name. One thing privacy advocates look at is TOS and Privacy Policy. What you say your practice is and what your written policy states are 2 different things. When they differ, we often default to what’s written. That is what lawyers will use.

"Name" in our policy is a display name, we don't ask for your legal name at signup. Call yourself whatever you want. "Accurate information" means a working email so we can reach you for security alerts, and "misrepresent identity" is anti-impersonation, not anti-pseudonym. Section 2 eligibility is about age, not identity we don't KYC and have no mechanism to. On payments, we use Stripe/Apple like every accessible privacy service. No card details stored. We do accept crypto via direct requests and we are working on implementing crypto payments native to our app. Our zero-knowledge architecture means even if you correlate a payment to an account, the content is still unreadable.

Comparisons the thief of joy. In this case, not exactly a good bar to reach for. Their privacy policy has a couple holes. They offload payment to a 3rd party processor. For PCI-DSS compliance. You can give a fictitious name but plan activation and payment time can be correlated really quick. They don’t offer crypto payment because see above They also require a name, even on free tier. They also can terminate your account for giving fictitious names. Their TOS, which is accessible only at the signup page, section 2 they claim they reserve the right to verify eligibility. So they can, in effect, KYC your account. So no, they’re no better than Proton. If you’re not a US citizen, this can seemingly offer the same protection Proton offers. The added friction of gaining a US lawful order that your local government must utilize.

@p_gjorup Built to last 🔒👀

new private email just dropped! "Secria is an end-to-end encrypted email service designed to resist both classical and quantum cryptanalytic attacks."

@Saeren_ @JimD326 @naomibrockwell @TutaPrivacy @MyStartMail @ProtonMail Hey, this shouldn't have happened, our certs were updated before expiry, are you still getting this error? We can assure you there is no security or privacy we slack on.

@JimD326 @naomibrockwell @TutaPrivacy @MyStartMail @ProtonMail @SecriaMe Also... Not a good first impression of Secria. Nothing makes you trust a company more than seeing this when trying to sign up. If they can't even keep their certs working, what else are they slacking on?

@EricOnchain We're still around! Mobile app launching this month 📲

@SecriaMe gm, still around guys? I remember you were building something incredible (and parivate)

Merry Christmas from the Secria family to the Secria family🎄🔒

@daKriptologist Yeah, launch will be this year!

@SecriaMe mobile app gonna be big launch this year ?

Secria mobile app finally cleared for launch after months of bureaucratic complications in getting our DUNS number. App is built. Code is done. Just been waiting on paperwork. Launch will be in a few weeks. No exact date yet. More updates to come, thanks for the support!

@mjrtyk0542 Hey, everything is automatically encrypted. This is standard for all Secria emails, regardless of plan.

@SecriaMe お世話になります🙇 ゴミ箱の件は了解しましたが、 無料アカウントですが、 例えば⇒user＠secria.me から送信する時に、設定を見ても、暗号化する項目がございませんが。 相手側は、user＠secria.me に受信です。 無料アカウントは、暗号化はできないと言う意味ですか？。有料プラン優先ですか？

@mjrtyk0542 Hey, your trash is automatically cleared after 30 days. The free account has the same encryption as the paid plans.

@SecriaMe こんにちは、無料で使ってますが、 ゴミ箱があっても完全に削除できません。 また無料アカウントでも、エンドツーエンド →Ｅ２ＥＥ？かしら、そんな設定はどこにもありませんが。早急に、連絡をくださいますと助かります

“The future of cybersecurity will be written in proofs, not promises.” MACH37 portco, @SecriaMe, is leading the way with zero knowledge encryption - a new standard for data privacy and trust. Read the full blog: mach37.com/blog/2025/10/2…

@theo99xyz Hey, we sent you a message!

@SecriaMe The code has expired ;---

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@enteio Secria, of course 😄🔒

What’s your favorite privacy tool right now? (Apart from Ente, obviously.)

We don't seem to find any good answers...

You can't enter my house uninvited and listen to my conversations, why should you be able to enter into my devices uninvited and listen to my conversations?

🚨 Researchers discovered a new way to bypass Apple’s memory protections. The flaw comes from Apple’s save-and-load system always behaving the same way, making it easier for attackers to predict and exploit. #Privacy #CyberSecurity #Apple

If you could only have one, what would you choose?