Elon Musk Teases Potential Xmail Service as Gmail Competitor

Musk hints at rethinking email functionality with a simpler, DM-style interface but offers no concrete launch details.

Elon Musk has suggested developing a new email service, Xmail, as a potential alternative to Google's Gmail, which dominates the market with 2.5 billion users globally.
Musk described plans for Xmail to feature a cleaner, DM-style interface, aiming to simplify email threads and formatting for a better user experience.
The announcement has sparked speculation about Xmail's ability to challenge Gmail's dominance, but no official release date or detailed features have been confirmed.
Security experts warn of potential phishing risks for Gmail users due to the hype surrounding Xmail, even though the service does not yet exist.
The Xmail concept aligns with Musk's broader vision of integrating communication tools under the X brand, leveraging the platform's existing 600 million user base.