Destinations are the actual email addresses that receive forwarded mail. Every alias needs at least one destination to forward to, and every destination needs to be verified before it can receive anything.
Most people start with a single destination — the inbox they check every day. But you can add more: a work address, a secondary personal inbox, or a shared mailbox. Each alias can point to whichever destination makes sense for it.
This section covers adding and verifying destinations, setting a default, enabling reply and send permissions, securing your emails via PGP encryption, and auto-discovering keys with WKD auto-encryption.
Secure Forwarding & Replies
- PGP Encryption for Destinations: Learn how to secure forwarded messages so they can only be decrypted on your local machine.
- WKD Auto-Encryption: Set up seamless on-the-fly encryption for replies and sent messages using recipient public keys automatically discovered via Web Key Directory.