Elon Musk has, once again, teased users of X with news of an Xmail service to rival Gmail—and that’s bad news from the email security perspective. Here’s why.

Apple Mail dominates the global email market with a 53.67 per cent share, followed by Gmail at 30.70 per cent. If Xmail does come out then the market share might change drastically.

The news sparked excitement among Musk’s followers and X users. Supporters welcomed the idea, with some even suggesting further innovations

Elon Musk hinted at a potential new email feature on X, possibly called "Xmail," which could rival Gmail. Responding to user suggestions on the platform, Musk confirmed it's on his to-do list.

Elon Musk suggested X might introduce "Xmail," potentially competing with Gmail. A post on X described the concept as "cool," prompting Musk to confirm it's on the platform's "to-do list." This aligns with Musk's pattern of revealing future plans through interactions on X.