SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) is an encryption protocol used in email settings to keep data secure. Its main purpose is to prevent third parties from reading or changing your information while emails are being sent and received.
🔐 What Does SSL Do?
-
Data Encryption: It encrypts the data traffic between the email server and your device.
-
Privacy: The emails you send and details such as your user name and password are protected.
-
Authentication: It verifies that the server really is the right server.
-
Secure Connection: It improves data security, especially on public Wi-Fi networks.
