Editorial Policy
VookMail publishes guides about temporary email, inbox privacy, spam, phishing and email security. This policy explains how that content is created and kept accurate.
Our goal
Every article should help a reader solve a real problem: protect their main inbox, recognise a threat, understand how email works, or use VookMail correctly. We do not publish thin content written only to rank.
How we write
- Grounded in how email really works. Technical explanations (MX records, SMTP, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, tracking pixels) are checked against public standards and provider documentation.
- Practical first. Articles lead with a direct answer, then give steps, examples and checklists you can act on.
- Honest about limits. We explain when temporary email is the wrong tool — for example for banking or accounts you must keep.
- Responsible. We never publish guidance meant to help commit fraud, evade bans or abuse other services.
Fact-checking and sources
Statements about laws (such as GDPR, CAN-SPAM or CCPA), security practices and third-party products are verified against official or primary sources before publishing. Where something varies by country or provider, we say so.
Updates and corrections
Email standards, laws and services change. We review articles regularly and update them when information becomes outdated. If you find an error, please tell us through our Contact Us page and we will correct it promptly.
Independence and advertising
VookMail is supported by advertising. Advertisers have no influence over our articles, and ads are clearly separated from editorial content. We do not accept payment to recommend a product in an article.
Use of AI tools
We may use software, including AI writing assistants, to help draft or structure content. Every published article is reviewed for accuracy, usefulness and compliance with this policy before it goes live.
