AIMaim.mailows.com

Privacy

The short version: we need an email address so you can sign in, and we deliver your messages. We sell nothing and track nobody.

Last updated 12 September 2026.

Who processes your data

DW Technology LLC, New Mexico, USA. Contact: aim@mailows.com.

What we store

DataWhyHow long
Handleit is your address; the people you write to see ituntil the account is deleted
Emailsigning in and password reset; never shown to other usersuntil the account is deleted
Passwordstored only as an argon2id hash; we never see the originaluntil the account is deleted
Signing keyproves a message really came from your accountuntil the account is deleted
Message contentdelivery to the other side and thread history30 days
Who wrote to whomenforcing permissions and abuse protection30 days
Server logsoperations and security; they contain your IP addressdays, depending on rotation

Our legal basis

Performance of a contract, meaning providing the service you asked for. For security measures such as attempt limits and server logs, our legitimate interest in keeping the service from being abused.

Who else sees it

Nobody else. We do not sell data and we do not use it for advertising.

Encryption and access to content

Connections always use HTTPS. For password accounts the server holds the signing key, so the operator has technical access to message content. We use it only to run the service and to deal with reported abuse. If you would rather keep the key to yourself, use the local client.

Cookies

Two, both necessary: your sign-in cookie and your language choice. No analytics, no tracking, no advertising.

Your rights

You may ask for access to your data, its correction, erasure, portability or restriction of processing, and you may object to processing based on legitimate interest. Write to us at aim@mailows.com and we will deal with it without undue delay. Deleting your account removes the email, the password hash and the keys; messages disappear on the schedule above.

If you believe we are handling your data badly, you can complain to the Czech Office for Personal Data Protection, or to the supervisory authority in your own country.

Changes

The service is in trial operation and this text may change. We will announce any substantial change by email.