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The benefits of machine learning in day to day use of software are becoming more apparent. Unfortunately most uses of machine learning operate on user data without much regard for privacy. Nextcloud’s implementation works fully locally and protects the privacy of its user. We are proud to be leading in the on-premises collaboration space in employing the capabilities of Machine learning.
— Frank Karlitschek, CEO of Nextcloud GmbH
The Priority inbox separates messages into important, favorite and other messages. This allows the user a more efficient way to sort and find what matters in their inbox, even when they are flooded with large amounts of email.
The priority inbox builds on the introduction of a message cache, improving performance of the Mail app for users especially on slow or very basic IMAP servers. A machine learning model is trained on emails, looking at whom the user emails with frequently and other factors. Over time, the model learns from the classification of emails as important by the user, improving the accuracy of the Priority Inbox. This release of Mail also introduces multi-select, improved search and other user interface and interaction changes.
The intelligent sorting in the inbox adds to Nextcloud’s other smart features like showing relevant documents or contacts users are likely to want to share with or detecting suspicious logins.
Nextcloud Hub is the industry-leading, fully open source, on-premises team productivity platform, combining the easy user interface of consumer-grade cloud solutions with the security and compliance measures enterprises need. Nextcloud Hub brings together universal access to data through mobile, desktop and web interfaces with next-generation, on-premise secure communication and collaboration features like real-time document editing, chat and video calls, putting them under direct control of IT and integrated with existing infrastructure.
Nextcloud’s easy and quick deployment, open, modular architecture and emphasis on security and advanced federation capabilities enable modern enterprises to leverage their existing file storage assets within and across the borders of their organization. For more information, visit nextcloud.com or follow @Nextclouders on Twitter.
Jos Poortvliet
Phone: +49 (0) 171 121 7528
jos.poortvliet@nextcloud.com
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