Spark Mail, one of the many options out there for managing your emails on a phone, announced a major update this week. It’s labeled as the Android 13 update, which makes plenty of sense considering the changes that are inside.
For starters, Spark is now utilizing Android 13’s Material You, which allows the app to copy your phone’s overall color theme. That’s some big time customization right there. Users can enable this by going into Settings > Appearance > Match System Colors. In that same Material You breath, the app now also supports Android 13’s themed app icons.
Other new features include a gorgeous photo picker that better displays items that one can share. Furthermore, it’s more secure, with the user being able to choose specifically which photos they wish to share with Spark instead of an entire library. Lastly, new languages are now also supported in Spark.
If you’re a Spark user, this is probably pretty exciting.
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If they would do read receipts, I would switch in a heartbeat from Newton. That is the only reason I am staying with Newton for so long.
If you are going to go with a new email client, may as well use one of the encrypted services. Not sure how I feel about using a third-party email service like Spark. If its free, then they must be making money off your emails as a go-between you and your original email service you signed up for