Our service allows users to choose the option of encrypting the received messages in a way that only the user can read them.
We use RSA algorithm and allow the users to provide us with the public key which is used to encrypt the messages for them in the browser itself. If encryption is enabled, then the plain message never makes it to the server.
If the encryption is enabled, we ask the user to use their private key for logging into the system as well as reading the messages. The private key is never sent to the server side for security reasons. Learn more on the implementation here.
We understand that providing a mechanism for unfiltered input can make spam feeds possible too.
We allow the feedAhead seeker to enable the spam protection for their email or feed links.
A user can also choose to disable receiving feeds via their email by disabling the option in the account dashboard.
Feehahead seekers can even delete their feed collection links and generate new ones.
We do not require the feedahead provider to sign in or provide any personal information.
We do not track any browser or user data which could be used to identify the feedahead provider in any way.
We value the privacy of our users.
Our service endpoints are completely secured with SSL.