Unmask policy
MIRA exists so you can write without exposing your real email address. Here's exactly when — if ever — that changes.
- 1.
We never voluntarily unmask you.
We don't reveal a sender's real identity or forwarding email — not to the recipient, not to anyone else, not even to the other person in the conversation.
- 2.
There are exactly two exceptions.
Valid legal process (a subpoena, court order, or equivalent), or a credible, imminent threat to someone's safety.
- 3.
We may not have anything left to disclose.
Every conversation is deleted on a schedule — not just marked inactive, actually removed. A short 14-day window after a conversation expires exists specifically so a legitimate request arriving shortly afterward can still be honored. After that, even that minimal record is gone.
- 4.
Nothing happens off the record.
Any action taken under this policy is logged the same way every other administrative action is.
Questions about this policy? Contact us.