These privacy settings affect how information is stored when you are tracking an email, viewing Tracking Details, snoozing a message, using email scheduling or when you create a Task or Note.
Note: Please note that the privacy option you select will affect what your real-time notifications look like.
Please select the email program you are using to manage your emails
Apple Mail
1. Open Apple Mail and click on the Account Settings (⚙) button, then Preferences.
2. Customize your privacy settings and choose what information you want Mailbutler to store about your emails.
Note: Please note that irrespective of which privacy option you choose, your data still remains your data. We never read, analyze or store your message’s content or attachments!
On the right-hand side of the screen, you should see a preview of what an opening notification with the chosen setting would look like.
If you allow Mailbutler to store the subject, recipient names, and email addresses of your email, you’ll receive a notification like this:
Allowing Mailbutler to store the subject and recipient email addresses of your email, will give you notification like the following:
If you allow Mailbutler access to subject and masked email addresses of your email, you’ll receive a notification like this:
Choosing to allow Mailbutler to store only the subject of your email, will give you a notification similar to this:
If you allow Mailbutler to store nothing, your notifications look like this:
All the changes will be saved automatically.
Gmail
1. Open Gmail and click on the Account Settings (⚙) button, then Preferences.
2. Customize your privacy settings and choose what information you want Mailbutler to store about your emails.
Note: Please note that irrespective of which privacy option you choose, your data still remains your data. We never read, analyze or store your message’s content or attachments!
On the right-hand side of the screen, you should see a preview of what an opening notification with the chosen setting would look like.
If you allow Mailbutler to store the subject, recipient names, and email addresses of your email, you’ll receive a notification like this:
Allowing Mailbutler to store the subject and recipient email addresses of your email, will give you notification like the following:
If you allow Mailbutler access to subject and masked email addresses of your email, you’ll receive a notification like this:
Choosing to allow Mailbutler to store only the subject of your email, will give you a notification similar to this:
If you allow Mailbutler to store nothing, your notifications look like this:
All the changes will be saved automatically.
Outlook
1. Open Outlook and click on the Account Settings (⚙) button, then Preferences.
2. Customize your privacy settings and choose what information you want Mailbutler to store about your emails.
Note: Please note that irrespective of which privacy option you choose, your data still remains your data. We never read, analyze or store your message’s content or attachments!
On the right-hand side of the screen, you should see a preview of what an opening notification with the chosen setting would look like.
If you allow Mailbutler to store the subject, recipient names, and email addresses of your email, you’ll receive a notification like this:
Allowing Mailbutler to store the subject and recipient email addresses of your email, will give you notification like the following:
If you allow Mailbutler access to subject and masked email addresses of your email, you’ll receive a notification like this:
Choosing to allow Mailbutler to store only the subject of your email, will give you a notification similar to this:
If you allow Mailbutler to store nothing, your notifications look like this:
All the changes will be saved automatically.
Outlook.com
1. Open Outlook.com and click on the Account Settings (⚙) button, then Preferences.
2. Customize your privacy settings and choose what information you want Mailbutler to store about your emails.
Note: Please note that irrespective of which privacy option you choose, your data still remains your data. We never read, analyze or store your message’s content or attachments!
On the right-hand side of the screen, you should see a preview of what an opening notification with the chosen setting would look like.
If you allow Mailbutler to store the subject, recipient names, and email addresses of your email, you’ll receive a notification like this:
Allowing Mailbutler to store the subject and recipient email addresses of your email, will give you notification like the following:
If you allow Mailbutler access to subject and masked email addresses of your email, you’ll receive a notification like this:
Choosing to allow Mailbutler to store only the subject of your email, will give you a notification similar to this:
If you allow Mailbutler to store nothing, your notifications look like this:
All the changes will be saved automatically.
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